Murder’s Home
Alan Lomax * Track #1 On Negro Prison Blues And Songs
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- #1Murder’s Home
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- #3Old Alabama
Alan Lomax & BB
- #4Black Woman
Alan Lomax & BB
- #5Jumpin’ Judy
Alan Lomax & Tangle Eye
- #6Woah Buck
Alan Lomax & CB
- #7Prettiest Train
Alan Lomax & 22
- #8Old Dollar Mamie
Alan Lomax & 22
- #9It Makes a Long Time Man Feel Bad
Alan Lomax & 22
- #10Rosie
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- #11Levee Camp Holler
Alan Lomax & B.A.M.A.
- #12What Makes a Work Song Leader
Alan Lomax & B.A.M.A.
- #13
Early in the Mornin’Alan Lomax & 22
- #14How I Got In the Penitentiary
Alan Lomax & B.A.M.A.
- #15Tangle Eye Blues
Alan Lomax & Tangle Eye
- #16Stackerlee
Alan Lomax & B.A.M.A.
- #17Prison Blues
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Murder's Home by Alan Lomax (Ft. Henry Jimpson Wallace)
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Alan LomaxMurder’s Home Lyrics
Ain't got long, woah, mama
Ain't got long, I ain't got long
Lord, I ain't got long at the murder's home
Pray for me, ah, woah, mama
Pray for me, pray for me, yeah
Lord, I got a long holdover, I can't go free
Murder’s Home Q&A
Who wrote Murder’s Home's ?
Murder’s Home was written by Traditional.
When did Alan Lomax release Murder’s Home?
Alan Lomax released Murder’s Home on Fri Jan 01 1965.
What has Lomax said about this song?
Lomax wrote
This song rises out of the dawn or dusk of a long work day, before rhythmic labor has begun, when tools are being readied or after the day’s work is over… The expression “murder’s home” has triple strength, meaning the home of murder-the home of murderers-and the murderer’s home.