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If I had possession, judgment day
If I had possession, over day
Lord, the woman I'm lovin' wouldn't, have no right to pray

And I went to the mountain, lookin' as far as my could see
And I went to the mountain, lookin' as far as my eyes see
Some man got my woman, and these lonesome blues got me

And I rolled and I tumbled and I, cried the whole night
And I rolled and I tumbled and I, the whole night long
Boy, I woke up this mornin', my biscuit roller

Had to fold my arms and I, slowly walked
(spoken: I like the way she done)
Had to fold my arms and I, slowly walked
I said in my mind, "Yo' trouble gon' some day1"

Now run here, baby, set on my knee
Now run here, baby, set on my knee
I tell you all about the way they treated me

this is another version of the Mississippi piece often known, though mostly
with very lyrics, as Rollin' And Tumblin' (Rollin' And Tumblin', by
McKinley Morganfield a.k.a. Muddy Waters & Rolling And Tumbling, by
James), in many versions also known as Brownville Blues;

Note 1: alternatively "I in my mind, your trouble gon' come some day"
of "I said in my mind, "Yo, trouble gon' come some day" ".