Cifra de Cheap Crow Blues - Birdyman 1959
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Intro
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[Verso 1]
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Down in Clarksdale, where the cold wind moans,
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Lived old Donald Henderson, makin' sure nobody died alone.
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He'd bury the rich in a long black Cadillac line,
Then turn right around, help the poor folks every time.
If you didn't have a dollar, he'd still lay you down,
With the same sweet mercy as the richest man in town.
[Refrão]
They called him Cheap Crow, Lord, they called him Cheap Crow,
They called him Cheap Crow, but they loved that soul, I know.
He'd take from the pockets that could spare a little more,
So every child of Clarksdale got a decent ride home.
[Verso 2]
He never bragged about the good he'd done,
He just kept diggin' till the settin' sun.
One hand held a shovel, one hand held a prayer,
Left a little bit of kindness in the Delta air.
[Ponte]
Then the day came Donald laid his burden down,
Every church bell echoed through that little town.
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Nobody asked who was gonna pay,
'Cause Clarksdale knew there had to be a way.
{Solo}
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{Final Verse}
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Ground Zero filled with guitars, all through the night,
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Ground Zero filled with guitars, everything felt right.
Every dollar from the music bought his final ride,
Now Cheap Crow's resting easy on the other side.
Outro
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If you're ever down in Clarksdale, hear that old guitar cry,
Some folks leave money... some folks leave a reason why.
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Donald Henderson, Lord, his work ain't gone somehow,
'Cause every time love pays the bill... they're singing Cheap Crow now
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