On which albums was the song “Singin' The Blues” released by Eric Clapton?

Eric Clapton released the song on the albums “There's One In Every Crowd” in 1975 and “Chronicles” in 2005.

Who composed the song “Singin' The Blues” by Eric Clapton?

The song “Singin' The Blues” by Eric Clapton was composed by Mary McCreary.

Mary McCreary

I've been working so hard,
Just came home from my job.
Looked down in my wallet,
Good God, I've been robbed.

Now where can my money be,
All my hard-earned pay?
What am I going to do now?
I got my bills to pay.

You got me singin' the blues,
And I'm paying all my dues.
You got me singin' the blues,
Ain't got nothing to lose.

I got to tell you I got the blues down in my pockets.
People, what did I say?
Bills are gonna rob me tomorrow,
Why I need my ten dollars today.

Chorus

Ain't no way to get even
Because, you know what I mean,
Every time I make me some money
Somebody's going to take it from me.

On which albums was the song “Singin' The Blues” released by Eric Clapton?: Eric Clapton released the song on the albums “There's One In Every Crowd” in 1975 and “Chronicles” in 2005.
Who composed the song “Singin' The Blues” by Eric Clapton?: The song “Singin' The Blues” by Eric Clapton was composed by Mary McCreary.