Pea Vine Blues

Charley Patton

I think I heard the pea vine when it blowed
I think I heard the pea vine when it blowed
It blow just like my rider gettin' on board

Well, the levee sinkin', you know I... (Baby, you know I can't stay)
The levee is sinkin', Lord, you know I gotta go
I'm goin' up the country, mama, in a few more days

Yes, you know it, she know it, she know you done me wrong
Yes, you know it, you know it, you know you done me wrong
Yes, you know, you know it, you know you done done me wrong

Yes, I cried last night and I ain't gonna cry anymore
I cried last night an' I, I ain't gonna cry anymore
Cause the good book tells us you've got to reap just what you sow

Stop your way o' livin' an' you won't... (You won't have to cry no more, baby)
Stop your way o' livin' an' you won't have to cry no more
Stop your way o' livin' an' you won't have to cry no more

I think I heard the pea vine when it blowed
I think I heard pea vine when it blowed
She blowed just like she wasn't gonna blow no more

Trivia about the song Pea Vine Blues by Charley Patton

On which albums was the song “Pea Vine Blues” released by Charley Patton?
Charley Patton released the song on the albums “King of the Delta” in 1996 and “The Best of Charlie Patton” in 2003.

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