K. C. Jones (On the Road Again)-North Mississippi Allstars

[ti:KC Jones] [ar:North Mississippi Allstars] [al:The Early Years] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]K. C. Jones (On the Road Again) - North Mississippi Allstars [00:06.58]Early in the mornin' it was drizzling rain [00:09.48]'Round the curve come a passenger train [00:11.48] [00:12.75]Under the wheel was KC Jones a mighty man dead and gone [00:18.24] [00:24.88]A mighty man dead and gone [00:26.90] [00:30.84]Some folks say mister KC couldn't run [00:33.34] [00:34.06]Lemme tell you what KC done [00:35.80] [00:37.03]Left out of Memphis quarter-to-nine [00:39.08] [00:40.07]New York City dinner time [00:42.31] [00:55.51]KC was walkin' down Nelson lane [00:57.95] [00:58.56]Two Policeman lookin' to learn his name [01:00.91] [01:01.47]Carry poor KC to the stationhouse [01:03.59] [01:04.31]Natural born rounder but they turn him out [01:06.88] [01:31.70]On the road again [01:32.97] [01:38.39]Natural born Eastman on the road again [01:40.66] [01:44.27]The reason I say I'm on the road again [01:46.57] [01:47.21]The police arrest me for sellin' gin [01:49.63] [01:50.26]Sold my gin and I sold it straight [01:53.18]The police brought me to my woman's gate [01:56.08]She opened the door she nodded her head [01:58.58]She said "Furry you're welcome to my foldin' bed" [02:01.65] [02:08.48]KC welcome to my foldin' bed [02:10.19] [02:14.87]KC told the farmer just before he died [02:17.02]There's one more road he'd like to ride [02:20.00] [02:20.58]The farmer asked KC "which road is he " [02:23.07]The Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe [02:25.76] [02:38.97]If you want to get to heaven when you D-I-E [02:41.87]Better put on a collar and your T-I-E [02:44.29] [02:45.03]Wanna chase a rabbit out a L-O-G [02:47.61]You better raise a commotion like a D-O-G [02:50.07] [03:15.27]Come on you men if you want to flirt [03:18.27]Yonder come a woman in a miniskirt [03:20.70]She got a half yard o' ribbon wrapped around her leg [03:24.13]Step like she steppin' on scrambled egg [03:26.49] [03:39.73]I'm leavin' Memphis spread the news [03:41.91] [03:42.73]Memphis women don't wear no shoes [03:45.04] [03:45.58]Got my name written on the back of my shirt [03:48.14]Natural born Eastmen don't have to work [03:51.19] [04:04.35]Early in the mornin' it was drizzling rain [04:06.47] [04:07.08]'Round the curve come a passenger train [04:09.52] [04:10.21]Under the wheel was old hobo John [04:12.47]He was a good hobo but he's dead and gone [04:15.44] [04:22.63]Another great man dead and gone