On the Road Again

Canned Heat

Transposer:

(x3) Well I'm so tired of cryin' but I'm out, on the road again, I'm on the road again. Well I'm so tired of cryin' but I'm out, on the road again, I'm on the road again. I ain't got no woman, just to call my special friend.              You know the first time I traveled out, in the rain and snow, in the rain and snow. You know the first time I traveled out, in the rain and snow, in the rain and snow. I didn't have no payroll, not even no place to go.             And my dear mother left me when I was quite young, when I was quite young. And my dear mother left me when I was quite young, when I was quite young. She said "Lord have mercy, on my wicked son."              (x3) Take a hint from me mama please, don't you cry no more, don't you cry no more. Take a hint from me mama please, don't you cry no more, don't you cry no more. Cause it's soon one morning, down the road I'm gone.             And I'm going to leave the city, got to go away, got to go away And I'm going to leave the city, got to go away, got to go away All this fussing and fighting, man I sure can't stay.             But I ain't going down that long and lonesome road, all by myself. But I ain't going down that long and lonesome road, all by myself. I can't carry you baby, gonna carry somebody else.             . . . .

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