Red Simpson Piggyback Blues Lyrics

I got the piggyback blues what's a feller to do
When the cab of a truck's been his home
I got the piggyback I gotta change my ways cause the long
old hauls're gone

Well the boss called us in about a month ago said fellow
the long hauls're through
Take your trailer to the railroad yard there's a flat car
waitin' for you
There's a flat car a waitin' for you
I'd like to see Mary in Abilene and Susie in Omaha I'd like to see Jeannie in Albequerk' and Betty in
Wichita and Betty in Wichita
I got the piggyback blues...
[ guitar ]
Well these piggyback cars're gonna change my life I'll
have to start to slippin' around
I'll have to get the kitch that I miss so much in the
places on the outskirts of town
Yeah the places on the outskirts of town
I got the piggyback blues...

Who wrote Piggyback Blues lyrics?

Piggyback Blues is written by Michael H. Goldsen.

When was Piggyback Blues released?

Piggyback Blues is first released on January 01, 1967 as part of Red Simpson's album "Truck Drivin' Fool" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.

Which genre is Piggyback Blues?

Piggyback Blues falls under the genre Country.

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