Lyrics of Black cat blues
John Lee Hooker
I had a dream last night
God knows a black cat had crossed my trail
I had a dream last night
God knows a black cat had crossed my trail
You know i don't want you to
Sweep me with no broom
'cause i'm afraid i might go to jail
When my right-hand itch
People, you know i'm gettin' money for sure
You know when my right-hand itch
People, i'm gettin' money for sure
You know when my
Left eye get to jumpin'
Somebody's just got to go
I went home last night
I lay down 'cross my bed
I woke up this mornin', god knows
Broken, hungry too; i said, oh
Lord, this black cat have crossed my dream
You know, sometime i wonder, b.g
What in the world's gonna happen to me
Well, i went down to the cemetery
Got down on my bended knees
I asked the good lord above
To take this spell off of me and i said, "whoa"
You know a black cat have crossed my dream
You know, i begin to wonder, b.g
What in the world is gonna happen to me?
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Lyrics of the track black cat blues by john lee hooker.