WASHBOARD SAM

- Levee Camp Blues Lyrics

(Instrumental intro)

'Boy, let's wind some'

Yes, I worked in a levee camp
Just about a month ago
Says, I worked in a levee camp
Just about a month ago
Says, I wired so many wagons
It made my po' hands so'

We slept just like dogs
Eat beans both night and day
We slept just like dogs
Eat beans both night and day
Well, I never did know
Just when we due our pay

They had two shifts on days
And the same two shifts at night
They had two shifts on days
And the same two shifts at night
But if a man wired wagons
He can't feed his baby, right

'Yeah boy, ya windin, now'

(instrumental & guitar)

'Oh, wind it'

Electric lights gone out
Catapillar's boggin' down
Electric lights gone out
Catapillar's boggin' down
I'm gonna keep on windin'
'Cause I'm the best ol' winder in town.

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Facts about Levee Camp Blues

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Who wrote Levee Camp Blues lyrics?


Levee Camp Blues is written by Ernest Lawlar.
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When was Levee Camp Blues released?


It is first released on March 10, 2014 as part of Washboard Sam's album "The Washboard Sam Collection 1935-53, Vol. 1" which includes 50 tracks in total. This song is the 45th track on this album.
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Which genre is Levee Camp Blues?


Levee Camp Blues falls under the genre Acoustic Blues.
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How long is the song Levee Camp Blues?


Levee Camp Blues song length is 2 minutes and 44 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ernest Lawlar
Record Label(s): 2014 Acrobat Licensing Ltd
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