Bonnie Raitt - Under the Falling Sky

Big Road

Well, I ain't goin' down that big, long, lonesome road
Pretty baby, don't you hear me talkin'?
No, I ain't goin' down that big road by myself
If I can't carry you, baby, I'm gonna get me someone else

Alright boys

Well, the sun is gonna shine in my back door some-
My back door some-, my door someday
You know the sun is gonna shine in my back door some day
That big wind is gonna come up and blow my blues away

Play it, junior

Now, if you don't want me, baby, now, why don't you tell me-
Now, why don't you tell me, tell me so?
If you don't want me, baby, why don't you tell me so?
It ain't like I'm a woman who ain't got no place to go

Play it right now

Now, what good is a bulldog, if he won't fuss or-
He won't fuss or fight, pretty baby?
What good is a bulldog, if he won't fuss or fight?
And what good is a man can't make his wolf stay all night?

Credits
Writer(s): John Lee Hooker, Tommy Johnson
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