Rolling and Trumblin

McKinley Morganfield

Well, I Rolled and I Tumbled, Cried the Whole Night Long
Well, I Rolled and I Tumbled, Cried the Whole Night Long
Well, I Woke Up This Mornin´, Didn´t Know Right From Wrong

Well, I Told My Baby, Before I Left That Town
Well, I Told My Baby, Before I Left That Town
Well, Don´t You Let Nobody, Tear My Barrelhouse Down

Well, Ahh, Mmm-hmmm, Owww, Oww Ooo, Aww, Oww, Oh
Aaa, Mmm-hmmm, Oww, Oh Oh Oh Owww, Oww Ooo, Aww, Oww, Oh

Well, If the River Was Whiskey, and I Was a Divin´ Duck
Well, If the River Was Whiskey, and I Was a Divin´ Duck
Well, I Would Dive to the Bottom, Never Would I Come Up

Well, I Could a Had a Religion, This Bad Old Thing Instead
Well, I Could a Had a Religion, This Bad Old Thing Instead
Well, All Whiskey and Women, Would Not Let Me Pray

Trivia about the song Rolling and Trumblin by Muddy Waters

On which albums was the song “Rolling and Trumblin” released by Muddy Waters?
Muddy Waters released the song on the albums “Sweet Home Chicago” in 1982, “Chicago Blues Masters” in 1995, and “King of Chicago Blues” in 2006.
Who composed the song “Rolling and Trumblin” by Muddy Waters?
The song “Rolling and Trumblin” by Muddy Waters was composed by McKinley Morganfield.

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