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When it rained five days, sky turned dark at night.
When it rained five days, sky turned dark at night.
And trouble takin’ place, in the lowlands that night.
I woke up this morning, couldn’t even get out of my door.
I woke up this morning, couldn’t even get out of my door.
There’s so much of trouble, make a poor man wonder where he wants to go.
They rowed a little boat, about five miles closed of home.
They rowed a little boat, about five miles closed of home.
I packed up all my things throwed ‘em in, and they rowed me along.
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Well it thunders and lightened, the wind begin to blow.
Thunders and lightened, the wind begin to blow.
And thousands of people, ain’t got no place to go.
I when upon some high, some high, high lonesome hill.
And looked down on the house where I used to live.
Back-water blues done ‘caused me to pack my things and go.
‘Cause my house fell down and I can’t live there no mo’.
Mmmmmm, I can’t move no more.
Ohhhhhhhh, I can’t move no more.
There’s no place for a poor, poor man to go.
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