Southbound Train

WILLIAM LEE CONLEY BROONZY

I wonder why that south-bound train don't run
I wonder why that south-bound train don't run
Now you don't need no tellin', little girl, you know what you done

You made me love you, now your man done come
You made me love you, now your man done come
Now you leave me here worryin' baby, and I'm just the lonely one

Standin' at a station, now, waitin' for a train
Standin' at a station, I'm waitin' on a train
Now, deep down in my poor heart, baby, that a lot, an achin' pain

Mr. conductor man, please let me ride your train
Mr. conductor man, please let me ride your train
Now if I make it to that lowland, man, I'll be a happy man

Standin' at a station, tears was in my eye
Standin' at a station, tears was in my eye
Now that I've lost my best friend, how can I be satisfied?

I hear a whistle, wonderin' where is that train
I hear a whistle, wonderin' where is that train
Now that I've lost my baby, I've got all red brain

Trivia about the song Southbound Train by Big Bill Broonzy

On which albums was the song “Southbound Train” released by Big Bill Broonzy?
Big Bill Broonzy released the song on the albums “Big Bill Broonzy Sings Country Blues” in 1957, “Rockin' In Chicago” in 2007, “The Anthology” in 2011, and “Where The Blues Began” in 2012.
Who composed the song “Southbound Train” by Big Bill Broonzy?
The song “Southbound Train” by Big Bill Broonzy was composed by WILLIAM LEE CONLEY BROONZY.

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