Luther Dickinson - Blues & Ballads (A Folksinger's Songbook), Vol. I & II

My Leavin'

When the evenin' sun goes down
I'm gonna ball ya, baby
And ramble on

Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you

Don't know where I'm headed
Don't remember where I'm from
Only when they lay me down will I feel at home

Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you

Ten thousand women came
From the east and west
To bury ground as I got my rest
"Lord, I'm good for nothin"
She said in her Sunday dress
When it comes to ramblin'
Yonder lies the best

Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you
Don't let my leavin' grieve you
When the evenin' sun goes down

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Writer(s): Cody Dickinson, Christopher Chew, Luther Dickinson
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