When was the song “Columbus Stockade Blues” released by The Limeliters?

The song Columbus Stockade Blues was released in 1999, on the album “Until We Get It Right!”.

Who composed the song “Columbus Stockade Blues” by The Limeliters?

The song “Columbus Stockade Blues” by The Limeliters was composed by Eva Sargent, Jimmie Davis.

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Columbus Stockade Blues

Eva Sargent, Jimmie Davis

Way down in Columbus, Georgia
Lord I wish I was back in Tennessee
Way down in Columbus Stockade Prison
All of my friends have turned on me

Go and leave me if you want to
Never let it cross your mind
In your heart you love another
Won't you leave me little darling, never mind

Many nights with you I've rambled
Darlin' countless hours with you I've spent
Thought I had your sweet love and little heart forever
But now I find you're only lent

Go and leave me if you want to
Never let it cross your mind
In your heart you love another
Won't you leave me little darling, never mind

Last night while I was sleeping
I dreamt I held you in my arms
When I awoke I was so mistaken
I was still inside these the bars

Go and leave me if you want to
Never let it cross your mind
In your heart you love another
Won't you leave me little darling, never mind

Way down in Columbus, Georgia
Oh Lord I wish I was back in Tennessee
Way down in Columbus Stockade Prison
All of my friends have turned on me

Go and leave me if you want to
Never let it cross your mind
In your heart you love another
Won't you leave me little darling, never mind

Now I got these lonesome stockade blues

Trivia about the song Columbus Stockade Blues by The Limeliters

When was the song “Columbus Stockade Blues” released by The Limeliters?: The song Columbus Stockade Blues was released in 1999, on the album “Until We Get It Right!”.
Who composed the song “Columbus Stockade Blues” by The Limeliters?: The song “Columbus Stockade Blues” by The Limeliters was composed by Eva Sargent, Jimmie Davis.