Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute to Johnson - Live at Colston Hall 12/2/1969
Poor Elijah, living on the bayou way.
Poor Elijah, he had to take over raising fourteen kids
When his daddy got caught stealing chickens from a neighbor one day.
Work on Elijah, work on.
Poor Elijah, born the son of a slave.
Poor Elijah, he was damn near blind when he died last week
From working in the sun for the man like a dog all day.
Work on Elijah, work on.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah, he had to take over raising fourteen kids
When his daddy got caught stealing chickens from a neighbor one day.
Work on Elijah, work on.
Poor Elijah, born the son of a slave.
Poor Elijah, he was damn near blind when he died last week
From working in the sun for the man like a dog all day.
Work on Elijah, work on.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
Poor Elijah.
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Writer(s): Bonnie Bramlett, Leon Russell
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Other Album Tracks
- Intro / Tuning - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Opening Jam - Live at Royal Albert Hall on 12/1/1969
- Gimme Some Lovin' - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Band Introductions - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Only You Know and I Know - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Medley: Poor Elijah / Tribute to Johnson - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Get Ourselves Together - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- I Don't Know Why - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- Where There's a Will, There's a Way - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
- That's What My Man Is For - Live at Royal Albert Hall 12/1/1969
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