Crawling Up a Hill

John Mayall

Every morning bout half past eight,
My Mama wakes me says,
"Don't be late",
Get to the office, tryin' to concentrate,
My life is just a slow train crawling up a hill.

So I stop one day to figure it out,
I'll quit my job without a shadow of a doubt,
To sing the blues that I know about,
My life is just a slow train crawling up a hill.

Minute after minute,
Second after second,
Hour after hour goes by,
Working for a rich girl,
Staying just a poor girl,
Never stop to wonder why.

So here I am in London town,
A better scene Iüm gonna be around,
The kind of music that won't bring me down,
My life is just a slow train crawling up a hill.

Every morning (a)bout half past eight,
My Mama wakes me says,
"Don't be late",
I get to the office, tryin' to concentrate,
My life is like a slow train crawling up a hill.

So I stop one day to figure it out,
I'll quit my job without a shadow of a doubt,
To sing the blues that I know about,
My life is just a slow train crawling up a hill.

Minute after minute,
Second after second,
Hour after hour goes by,
Working for a rich girl,
Staying just a poor girl,
Never stop to wonder why.

So here I am in London town,
A better scene I'm gonna be around,
The kind of music that won't bring me down,
Life is just a slow train.

So here I am in London town,
A better scene I'm gonna be around,
The kind of music that won't bring me down,
My life is just a slow train crawling up a hill

Trivia about the song Crawling Up a Hill by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

On which albums was the song “Crawling Up a Hill” released by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers?
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers released the song on the albums “John Mayall Plays John Mayall” in 1965, “Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton” in 1966, “Thru The Years” in 1990, and “London Blues 1964-1969” in 1993.
Who composed the song “Crawling Up a Hill” by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers?
The song “Crawling Up a Hill” by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers was composed by John Mayall.

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