Tonalité : E major
Verse 1
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Well, I used to
wake the morning
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before the rooster crowed
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Searchin' for soda bottles
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to get myself some dough
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But down to the corner,
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down to the country store
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Cashed them in and gave my money
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to a man named Curtis Lowe
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Old Curt was a black man
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with white curly hair
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When he had a fifth of wine,
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he did not have a care
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He used to own an old dog row,
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he used to play it cross his knees
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I'd give old Curtis my money,
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he'd play all day for me
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Play me a song, Curtis Lowe, Curtis Lowe
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I've got your drink and money,
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chewed up your soul
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People said he was useless,
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but people are the fool
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Cause Curtis Lowe
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was the finest picker
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to ever play the blues
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He looked to be sixty,
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and maybe I was ten
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Mama used to whip me,
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but I'd go see him again
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I clapped my hands,
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stomped my feet,
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tried to stay in time
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He'd play me a song,
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and I'd take another drink of wine
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He'd play me a song,
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Curtis Lowe, Curtis Lowe
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I got your drink and money,
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tune up your low row
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People said he was useless,
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the people are the fools
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Cause Curtis Lowe
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was the finest picker
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to ever play the blues
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On the day old Curtis died,
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nobody came to pray
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And old preachers said some words,
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and they choked him in the glade
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He lived a lifetime
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playin' the black man's blues
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On the day he lost his life,
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that's all he had to do
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Play me a song, Curtis Lowe, Curtis Lowe
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I got you drinkin' money,
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tune up your dope grow
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People said he was useless,
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but people are all our friends
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Cause Curtis, you're the finest picker
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to ever play the blues
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