Good Old 51 Highway
de Bill Jazz Gillum
The things that I believe today
Won't catch the wind
And blow away
Tomorrow
I'll still be here
When the rest are gone
I won't disappear
Because all along
I follow my heart
And they can offer anything
To change my mind
Oh but I can see
It never shines
It's fools gold
And it's no good to me
'Cos I know
What I need
Is something to believe
I don't know much but I can see
You've got to stay in touch
With all your dreams
And follow your heart
Some people
Oh, they seem so sure
That what's good for one
Is good for all
They're hollow inside
They can offer anything
To change my mind
Oh but I can see
It never shines
It's fools gold
It isn't what it seems
'Cos I know
What I need
Is something to believe
Fools gold
It's no good to me
Some people they get
Bought and sold
For fools gold
Fools gold
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My Old Lizzie
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I'm That Man In the Mine
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You're Laughing Now
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I'm Gonna Get It
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Let Her Go
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She Won't Treat Me Kind
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I'll Get Along Somehow
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Got to Reap What You Sow
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Keyhole Blues
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She Belongs to Me
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Key to the Highway
Harmonica and Washboard Blues 1937-1940
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Washboard Sam / Back Door
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We Gonna Move
Harmonica and Washboard Blues 1937-1940
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Lowland Blues
Harmonica and Washboard Blues 1937-1940
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Mountain Blues
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Yellow Black And Brown
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I'm Gonna Keep My Hair Parted
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Warehouse Blues
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This Time Is My Time
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Sweet Sweet Woman
Bill "Jazz" Gillum 1938 - 1949