Milk Cow Blues

Kokomo Arnold

Well, I woke up this mornin' looked outdoor
I can tell my milk cow
I can tell by the way she lows

If you see my milk cow, please, drive her on home
'Cause I ain't had no milk and butter
Since my cow's been gone

Well, you gotta treat me right day by day
Get out your little prayer book
Get down upon your knees and pray

'Cause you're gonna to need me
You're gonna need my help someday
Yeah, you're goin' to be sorry you treated me this way

Sail on, sail on, sail on, little girl, sail on
Sail on, sail on, sail on, little girl, sail on
You're gonna keep right on to sailin' till you lose your happy home

Well, good evenin', don't that sun look good goin' down?
Well, good evenin', don't that sun look good goin' down?
Don't that ol' army cot look lonesome when your lover ain't around?

Now, I tried everythin', baby, to get along with you
Now I'm goin' tell you what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna stop my cryin' and leave you alone

And if you don't think I'm leavin', big momma
Just count the days I'm gone 'cause ain't gonna see
Ain't gonna see my sweet face no more

Yeah, you gonna be wonderin', honey
Where in this world I've gone

Trivia about the song Milk Cow Blues by Bob Wills

On which albums was the song “Milk Cow Blues” released by Bob Wills?
Bob Wills released the song on the albums “Plays The Greatest String Band Hits” in 1969, “The Best Of Bob Wills” in 1970, “For The Last Time” in 1974, “The Best Of Bob Wills Vol. II” in 1975, and “The Tiffany Transcriptions, Vol. 3: Basin Street Blues” in 1988.
Who composed the song “Milk Cow Blues” by Bob Wills?
The song “Milk Cow Blues” by Bob Wills was composed by Kokomo Arnold.

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