Doctor's Blues Songtext
von Casey Bill Weldon
Doctor's Blues Songtext
And I went to the doctor, the doctor looked me in my eye
Said I went to the doctor, doctor looked my in my eye
He said a day that blues strike you is a day you′ll surely die
I said "Doctor, doctor, you surely must be blind"
I said "Doctor, doctor, you surely must be blind"
You cannot see those blues hanging on the door frame of mine
I can't eat, I can′t sleep, I can't rest no place I go
I can't eat and I can′t sleep, I can′t rest no place I go
I ain't seen no peace since my gal said she didn′t want poor me no more
And he wrote me a prescription, told me to mail it in the air
Said he wrote me a prescription, told me to mail it in the air
And I asked Uncle Sam to find my good gal somewhere
Said I went to the doctor, doctor looked my in my eye
He said a day that blues strike you is a day you′ll surely die
I said "Doctor, doctor, you surely must be blind"
I said "Doctor, doctor, you surely must be blind"
You cannot see those blues hanging on the door frame of mine
I can't eat, I can′t sleep, I can't rest no place I go
I can't eat and I can′t sleep, I can′t rest no place I go
I ain't seen no peace since my gal said she didn′t want poor me no more
And he wrote me a prescription, told me to mail it in the air
Said he wrote me a prescription, told me to mail it in the air
And I asked Uncle Sam to find my good gal somewhere
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