Mining Camp Blues [1925]-Louis Armstrong

[ti:Mining Camp Blues] [ar:Louis Armstrong] [al:Louis Armstrong And The Blues Singers, 1924 - 1930, Vol.2] [offset:0] [00:00.88]Mining Camp Blues [1925] - Louis Armstrong (路易斯·阿姆斯特郎) [00:11.94]Once I had a daddy [00:14.76]And he worked down in a hole [00:18.49] [00:23.39]Once I had a daddy [00:25.65] [00:26.37]And he worked down in a hole [00:29.77] [00:35.17]Digging and hauling [00:37.26] [00:37.77]Hauling that birmingham coal [00:41.43] [00:46.72]Many times I wondered [00:49.50]When they took my daddy down [00:52.92] [00:58.41]Many times I wondered [01:01.13]When they took my daddy down [01:04.74] [01:09.75]Will he come back to me [01:12.30] [01:12.84]Will they leave him [01:14.29]In the ground [01:16.38] [01:21.66]Something like the pitcher [01:24.49]That they sent down in the well [01:28.17] [01:33.29]Something like the pitcher [01:35.43] [01:36.11]That they sent down in the well [01:39.97] [01:44.91]Wondering will they break it [01:47.15] [01:47.86]Lordy lordy who can tell [01:51.36] [01:56.71]It was late one evening [01:58.77] [01:59.52]I was standing at that mine [02:02.91] [02:08.53]It was late one evening [02:10.50] [02:11.34]I was standing at that mine [02:15.12] [02:20.29]Foreman said my daddy [02:22.74]Had gone down [02:23.71]For his last last time [02:26.70] [02:31.88]Now he was a coalminer [02:34.20] [02:35.00]From his hat down to his shoes [02:38.45] [02:44.11]He was a coalminer [02:46.17] [02:46.75]From his hat down to his shoes [02:49.99] [02:55.42]And I'm nearly dying [02:57.58] [02:58.30]With these mining camp blues [03:02.05]