When You Feel Low Down (1942)

LONNIE JOHNSON

When you feelin' low down, tell your troubles to the Lord above.
When you feelin' low down, tell your troubles to the stars above.
‘Cause you will never be happy, until you find the one you love.

Like a prisoner without a plea, and sentenced without a trial.
Like a prisoner without a plea, sentenced without a trial.
Like a bleeding heart longin' for love, a heart that never smiles.

You can stay in a town so long, you can feel yourself sinkin' down.
You can stay in a town so long, you can feel yourself sinkin' down.
You just change your way of living, and don't forget to change your town.

This mornin', this mornin' I sure have got the blues.
This mornin', baby I sure have got the blues.
I want some sweet, brown skin woman to tell my troubles to.

Trivia about the song When You Feel Low Down (1942) by Lonnie Johnson

On which albums was the song “When You Feel Low Down (1942)” released by Lonnie Johnson?
Lonnie Johnson released the song on the albums “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 2 1940 - 1942” in 2005, “Tomorrow Night” in 2006, and “Lonnie Johnson Selected Favorites Volume 6” in 2006.
Who composed the song “When You Feel Low Down (1942)” by Lonnie Johnson?
The song “When You Feel Low Down (1942)” by Lonnie Johnson was composed by LONNIE JOHNSON.

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