Jimmie's Texas Blues by Merle Haggard
Jimmie's Texas Blues by Merle Haggard

Jimmie’s Texas Blues

Merle Haggard * Track #10 On Same Train, a Different Time

Jimmie’s Texas Blues Lyrics

[Verse]
The way I been treated, sometime I wish I were dead
The way I been treated, sometime I wish I were dead
'Cause I ain't got no place to lay my weary head

When I want you, woman, I always find you gone
Every time I want you, I always find you gone
(Lord, you're gone all time, honey)
Listen here, good mama, I'm gonna put your air brakes on

Yeah, some like Chicago, some love old Memphis, Tennessee
Yeah, some like Chicago, some love old Memphis, Tennessee
Give me sweet Dallas, Texas where the women think the world of me
(Now here's the dobro)

You may have your troubles, I'm having my troubles too
You may have your troubles, I'm having my troubles too
Yes, I know how it feels when you're feeling so doggone blue

I'm not singing the blues, I'm telling you the hard luck I've had
(Lord, I've had it)
I'm not singing the blues, I'm telling you the hard luck I've had
'Cause the blues ain't nothing but a good man feeling bad

De yodel le-ee ai-ee yodel e-ee

Jimmie’s Texas Blues Q&A

Who wrote Jimmie’s Texas Blues's ?

Jimmie’s Texas Blues was written by Jimmie Rodgers.

Who produced Jimmie’s Texas Blues's ?

Jimmie’s Texas Blues was produced by Ken Nelson (Country).

When did Merle Haggard release Jimmie’s Texas Blues?

Merle Haggard released Jimmie’s Texas Blues on Thu May 01 1969.

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