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Up The Country Blues - Little Brother Montgomery (Eurreal Wilford Montgomery)/Roosevel Sykes
Hey hey mama
Run tell your papa
Go tell your sister
Run tell your auntie
That I'm going up the country
Don't you want to go
I need another half a dozen
To take them on my ragtime show
When I was leaving
I left some folks a grieving
I left my friend a moaning
I left my man a crying
He knew he didn't want me
He had no right to stall
He treated me low down and dirty
He's bound to reap what he done sowed
He knocked me and kicked me
He stomped and abused me
He knocked and cursed me
He treated me dirty
Even asked me would a matchbox
Hold my dirty clothes
He treated me low down and dirty
He's bound to reap what he done sowed
I told him to gimme that coat I bought him
That shirt I bought him
Those shoes I bought him
Those socks I bought him
'Cuz he knew he didn't want me
He had no right to stall
I told him pull of that hat I bought him
And let his nappy head go bald
My mamas got them
My papas got them
My sisters got them
My auntie had them
When I woke up this morning papa
Had the up the country blues
When I looked over in the corner
My grandma had them too
