Luyện nghe bài hát High Water Everywhere

The song was originally by Delta Bluesman Charley Patton. Not sure if JB used them exactly, but I found two versions. Have at it . . .

High Everywhere Part I

Well, backwater done rose all
now, drove me down the line
Backwater done at Sumner,
drove poor Charley down the
Lord, I'll tell the the water,
done crept this town
Lord, the whole country,
Lord, has overflowed
Lord, the whole country,
man, is
You I can't stay here,
I'll go where high, boy
I would goto the country,
but, got me barred
Now, here now at

river was risin'
Look-a here around Leland tell me,
was raisin' high
Boy, it's over there, yeah
I'm move to

fore I leave,
Look-a here the now, Lordy,

broke, rose most
The at Greenville and Leland,
Lord, it done rose
Boy, you can't never here
I would go to

but, tell me there's water there
Now, the now, mama,
done Charley's town
Well, they me the water,
done Charley's town
Boy, I'm to

Well, I'm to Vicksburg,
for high of mine
I am goin' up water,
where don't never flow
Well, I'm goin' over the where,
water, oh don't ever
Boy, hit Sharkey and everything was down in Stovall
But, whole county was leavin',
that


Boy, went to Tallahatchie and got it there
Lord, the water done all over,
down old road
Lord, the water raised,
over the road
Boy, it starched my
I'm goin' to the hilly country,
won't be no more
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High water (Part 2)

written by: Charley

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, up all around
Backwater at Blytheville, done took Joiner
It was fifty families and children to sink and drown
The was risin' up at my friend's door
The water was up at my friend's door
The man said to his folk, "Lord, we'd better go"
The was risin', got up in my bed
Lord, the was rollin', got up to my bed
I I would take a trip, Lord, out on the big ice sled
Oh, I can hear, Lord, Lord, water my door,
you know what I mean, here
I the ice, Lord, Lord, was sinkin' down,
I couldn't get no there, Marion City gone down
So high the was risin' our men sinkin' down
Man, the water was risin' at all around,
boy, all around
It was fifty men and children come to sink and
Oh, Lordy, and grown men drown
Oh, women and children sinkin'
Lord, mercy
I see nobody's home and wasn't no one to be found