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On one of his KCRW appearences, Beck performed an unreleased blues song we know as “Feel the Strain of Sorrow” (and later as “Woe On Me”). The first line of that song is “On the old forgotten crossways where the fourteen rivers did meet.” Beck said that the song was part “of a series of songs about...
[Verse 1]
Fourteen rivers, fourteen floods
Bend your body to the heavens above
Don't get drunk, don't get dry
Just bring your money next Saturday night
[Verse 2]
Fourteen miles on the Tanton trail
With a half-dead mule and nothing on my mind
All my life, I've been talking fast
Taking all the things that I should have let pass
[Verse 3]
Throw my hat on a coffin nail
Put another brick in the fire place
Well, I don't know about you or me
But someone got loose back in the town
Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods was written by Beck.
Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods was produced by Beck & Calvin Johnson.
Beck released Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods on Mon Jun 27 1994.