Unlucky Boy

William Dupree, Big Mama Thornton

I went down to Blake Street
To get a glass of gin
Before I drank my gin
The FBI walked in

How unlucky
How unlucky can a poor boy be
Seem like everywhere I go
FBI following me

The start pouring out the bad liquor
It were running down the street
Instead of running down my throat
It be running underneath my feet

How unlucky
How unlucky can a poor boy be
Seem like everywhere I go
Police is following me

Whoa, oh leave me alone
Oh, one more drink of gin will do it, baby

I don’t mind going to jail
But I didn’t taste my gin
It seem like to me every time I want to drink
Back to jail again

How unlucky
How unlucky can a poor girl be
Seem like everywhere I go
FBI following me

Oh, get in there baby
Oh, make me feel it
Make me feel it
Pour another drink of that good liquor
Ah, that’s what I’m talking about

Look like to me the jail
Gonna be my home
When the police see me
Back to jail I go

How unlucky
How unlucky can a poor boy be
I say seem like everywhere I go
You know the FBI is following me

The old folks told me drinking
Was killing poor me
But I told the old folks I cain’t help it
Whiskey won’t let me be

How unlucky
How unlucky can a poor boy be
I got to keep on drinking my gin
But the FBI is following me
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Trivia about the song Unlucky Boy by Chicken Shack

When was the song “Unlucky Boy” released by Chicken Shack?
The song Unlucky Boy was released in 1973, on the album “Unlucky Boy”.
Who composed the song “Unlucky Boy” by Chicken Shack?
The song “Unlucky Boy” by Chicken Shack was composed by William Dupree, Big Mama Thornton.

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