Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version)

Gregory Davis

My mother didn't raise me to be no jailbird
Doing time ain't her idea of a steady job
County jail is not the place she wants to find me
A prison jumpsuit ain't what she wants me to wear

I didn't have to be a doctor or a lawyer
Could've been any honest trade that I might choose
Instead of standing here in line with my meal tray
Never having nothing but the blues

Please quit calling me from jail, son
To raise you right I know I failed
Still it breaks my heart to know you're in there
Please quit calling me from jail

I might of had a business suit and a briefcase
A pretty wife, a bank account, a brand new car
Instead of being a low down drunken loser
Wondering how in the hell did I get here

Oh, you will never know how much it hurts me
Just to think my oldest boy is behind bars
All I hope is that your brother and your sister
Will not follow the path you are on

Please quit calling me from jail, son
To raise you right I know I failed
I have done all I could do for you
Please quit calling me from jail

Trivia about the song Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version) by Blood on the Saddle

When was the song “Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version)” released by Blood on the Saddle?
The song Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version) was released in 2009, on the album “New Blood”.
Who composed the song “Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version)” by Blood on the Saddle?
The song “Quit Calling Me from Jail (Last Call Version)” by Blood on the Saddle was composed by Gregory Davis.

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