Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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I woke up this morning
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feelin' around for my series
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You could tell by that that I got
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those old walkin' blues
Johnny Shines, from Memphis,
Tennessee,
met Robert Johnson in Helena,
Arkansas,
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by way of a pianist called M &O,
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who was named for a railroad,
the Mobile in Ohio,
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running from St. Louis
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down to the Delta
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and on to Mobile.
Johnny Shine says Robert Johnson
was the greatest guitar player
I'd ever heard.
The things he was doing
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was things that I'd never
heard nobody else to do.
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He was kind of long -armed,
by which he meant
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it was hard to get too close to Robert.
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Robert was a guy
who could wake him up any time
when he was ready to go.
Say, for instance,
you had come from Memphis to Helena,
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and we'd play there all night,
probably,
and lay down to sleep the next morning
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and hear a train and say Robert
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I hear a train let's catch it.
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He wouldn't exchange
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no words with you
he's just ready to go.
We go right back to Memphis
that's where the train's going
it didn't make him no difference
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just so he was going.
We was stayin' in West Memphis
at a place called John Hurt's
and this place burnt down
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and burnt our guitars up.
I didn't know that Robert knew anything
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about harmonica at all.
But he came up with this
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old harmonica.
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We were out on Highway 61
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and he started blowin' this harmonica
and slappin' his hands, pattin' his hands,
blowin' and singin'.
And in a few minutes,
the whole highway
was almost blocked off with cars.
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People pitchin' us nickels,
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dimes, quarters.
He'd sing, I would sing.
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And when we got to Steeles, Missouri,
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we bought ourselves little guitars.
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We had enough money to
buy guitars with.
And truthfully speaking,
we didn't have no money
when we started out.
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We'd be on the road for days and days,
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no money
and sometimes not much food,
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let alone a decent place to
spend the night,
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playin' on dusty streets
or inside dirty places of the sort you
played in those times.
And as I catch my breath
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and see myself looking like a dog,
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there'd be Robert all clean as can be,
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looking like he's just stepping out of church.
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