Grateful Dead Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) Lyrics

Old man down, way down, down
Down by the docks of the city
Blind and dirty, asked me for a dime
A dime for a cup of coffee

I got no dime but I got some time to hear his story
My name is August West, and I love my Pearly Baker best
More than my wine, more than my wine
More than my maker, though he's no friend of mine

Everyone said I'd come to no good, I knew I would pearly, believe them
Half of my life, I spent doin' time for some other f*cker's crime
The other half found me stumbling 'round drunk on Burgundy wine
But I'll get back on my feet someday
The good old Lord willin', if He says I may
I know that the life I'm livin's no good
I'll get a new start, live the life I should
I'll get up and fly away, I'll get up and fly away, fly away

Pearly's been true, true to me, true to my dyin' day he said
I said to him, I said to him, "I'm sure she's been"
I said to him, "I'm sure she's been true to you"

I got up and wandered, wandered downtown
Nowhere to go but just hang around
I've got a girl, named Bonnie Lee, I know that girl's been true to me
I know she's been, I'm sure she's been true to me

Who wrote Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) lyrics?

Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) is written by Jerome J. Garcia, Robert C. Hunter.

When was Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) released?

Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) is first released on September 24, 1971 as part of Grateful Dead's album "Grateful Dead [Remastered]" which includes 11 tracks in total.

Which genre is Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977)?

Wharf Rat (Live At Hartford, Ct, May 28, 1977) falls under the genre Rock.

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