Whippin' That Old T.B.

Jimmie Rodgers

Dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

Listen all you rounders
You ought to be like me
Don't worry about consumption
Even if they call it TB​

Dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

TB, TB, some say tonic is fine
You take all your medicine you want
I'll take good liquor for mine

Dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

Oh, the hospital and the doctor
Done everything they could (Lord, Lord)
Happiness and the sunshine, Lord
It's done me all the good

Dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

Don't let that old TB ever get you down
(Don't let it get you down)
First they want your insurance
Then they want to plant you in the ground

Yo-del lay-ee ee ee
(Play it boy, play that thing)

Just in your mind your troubles you forgot
(Get 'em boy) because good old contentment
It's going to help you a lot

Oh, dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

Ain't no use to worry
No use to lay down and die
'Cause nine times out of ten
Ain't nobody will cry

Dee yo-del lay-ee, oh lay-ee oh
Del-ee dee lay-ee

Trivia about the song Whippin' That Old T.B. by Jimmie Rodgers

On which albums was the song “Whippin' That Old T.B.” released by Jimmie Rodgers?
Jimmie Rodgers released the song on the albums “No Hard Times, 1932” in 1991, “The Singing Brakeman” in 1992, “The Singing Brakeman CD 5” in 1992, “The Blues (1927-1933)” in 1996, and “The Complete Recordings Jimmie Rodgers” in 2014.

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