That Lonesome Road (1967)

LONNIE JOHNSON

Look down, look down, that lonesome road, before you travel on.
Look up, look up, and seek your Maker, before Gabriel blows his horn.

I'm weary toting such a load, traveling down a lonely road.

True love, true love, what have I done to make you hurt me so?
You have made me weak, you have made me moan, like I've never did before.

I'm weary toting such a load, it's tragic down a lonely road.

Don't hang down, don't hang down, your weary head and cry.
The best of friends must cry, why not you and I?

Look down, look down, that lonesome road, before you travel on.
Look up, look up, and seek your Maker, before Gabriel blows his horn.

I'm weary toting such a load, traveling down that lonely road.

True love, true love, what have I done to make you hurt me so?

Trivia about the song That Lonesome Road (1967) by Lonnie Johnson

When was the song “That Lonesome Road (1967)” released by Lonnie Johnson?
The song That Lonesome Road (1967) was released in 2006, on the album “The Complete Folkways Recordings”.
Who composed the song “That Lonesome Road (1967)” by Lonnie Johnson?
The song “That Lonesome Road (1967)” by Lonnie Johnson was composed by LONNIE JOHNSON.

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