South Nashville Blues

STEVE EARLE

I went downtown, it was just to ease my pain
I went downtown, it was just to ease my pain
I ended up out walkin' in the rain
I took my pistol and a hundred dollar bill
I took my pistol and a hundred dollar bill
I had everything I need to get me killed

Southside gals, they suit me just fine
Southside gals, they suit me just fine
As long as I got money they don't whine

Now the devil lives on Lewis Street I swear
Yeah the devil lives on Lewis Street I swear
I seen him rockin' in his rockin' chair

I start way up top of Lewis Street
I walk down to the end
I start way up top and I walk down to the end
I'm goin' way down in the bottoms
I come back up again

Now Mama told me, Papa too
They both talked til they turned blue
But I got them ol' South Nashville blues again
I won't be satisfied until they lock me up again

Trivia about the song South Nashville Blues by Steve Earle

On which albums was the song “South Nashville Blues” released by Steve Earle?
Steve Earle released the song on the albums “I Feel Alright” in 1996, “Just An American Boy” in 2003, and “Live at Montreux 2005” in 2006.
Who composed the song “South Nashville Blues” by Steve Earle?
The song “South Nashville Blues” by Steve Earle was composed by STEVE EARLE.

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