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B.B. King ~ Worried Life Blues


Oh lordie lord
Oh lordie lord
It hurts me so bad for us to part
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore

So many nights since you've been gone
I've had to worry and grieve my life alone
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore

So many days since you went away
I've had to worry night and day
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore

Yoo're on my mind every place i go
How much i love you nobody knows
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore

So that's my story
This is all i got to say to you
Goodbye baby i don't care what you do
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore

Oh lordie lord
Oh lordie lord
It hurts me so bad for us to part
But someday baby
I ain't gonna worry my life anymore


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