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[Verse]
My heart is heavy as lead
Because the blues have spread
Rocks in my bed
Of all the people I see
Why did they pick on poor me
And put rocks in my bed?
All night long I weep
So how can I sleep
With rocks in my bed?
[Bridge]
That mean man of mine
He's gone and he won't come back
That mean man of mine
He's gone and he won't come back
That man is lower than a snake in a wagon track
[Outro]
I got rocks in my bed
Rocks in my bed
Rocks in my bed
Rocks in my bed
Under-loved, over-fed
My man's gone, so instead
I got rocks in my bed
Rocks in My Bed was written by Duke Ellington.
Duke Ellington released Rocks in My Bed on Fri Oct 24 1941.