Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
Sam Collins (Blues)
“Lonesome Road Blues,” along with “Gravedigger Blues,” were the last songs released in Collins' lifetime before moving to Chicago and dying in 1949. While there are many different versions of this song, ranging from standard blues songs to upbeat bluegrass, Collins' rendition stands out from the res...
I'm walking down that lonesome lane
Hung down my head and cried
I weeped and I cried under a willow tree
Then I faced the deep blue sea
My mama's dead, papa can't be found
And my brother's on the county road
Says, I done-been to that long plank walk
And I'm on my way back home
You did cause me to weep, you did cause me to moan
You did cause me to leave my home
I cried last night and the night before
And I swore not to cry no more
You did cause me to weep, you did cause me to moan
You did cause me to leave my home
I got no money and they call me no honey
I have to weep and moan
In eighteen-hundred in that ninety-nine
He got killed on that streetcar line
They took him down that smoky road
Brought him back on that coolin' board
Says, I been down to that water's edge
That's far as I care to go
Then run here, mama, 'n' fall in your daddy's breast
These blues gonna let me rest
Your fast mail train comin' round the curve
It done killed my little brownie dead
Her head was found in that driver wheel
And her body, it have never been seen
Lonesome Road Blues was written by Sam Collins (Blues).
Sam Collins (Blues) released Lonesome Road Blues on Sat Jan 01 1927.