Fixin' To Die Blues

Booker T. Washington

I'm lookin' funny in my eyes and I believe I'm fixin' to die, believe I'm fixin' to die
I'm lookin' funny in my eyes and I believe I'm fixin' to die
I know I was born to die but I hate to leave my children cryin'

Just as sho' as we livin', just as sho' we born to die, sho' we born to die
Just as sho' as we livin', sho' we born to die
I know I was born to die but I hate to leave my children cryin'

Your mother treated me children like I was her baby child, was her baby child
Your mother treated me like I was her baby child
That's why's I find it so hard to come back home to die

So many nights at the fireside, how my children's mother would cry, how my children's mother would cry
So many nights at the fireside, how my children's mother would cry
Cause I told the mother I had to say goodbye

Look over yonder, on the burying ground, on the burying ground
Look over yonder, on the burying ground
Yon' stand ten thousand, standin' still to let me down

Mother take my children back, before they let me down, before they let me down
Mother take my children back, 'fore they let me down
I don't need for them to screamin' and cryin' on the graveyard ground

Trivia about the song Fixin' To Die Blues by Bukka White

On which albums was the song “Fixin' To Die Blues” released by Bukka White?
Bukka White released the song on the albums “Good Gin Blues”, “The Panama Limited” in 2000, and “Mississippi Blues Giant: The Complete 1930-1940 Recordings” in 2003.
Who composed the song “Fixin' To Die Blues” by Bukka White?
The song “Fixin' To Die Blues” by Bukka White was composed by Booker T. Washington.

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