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One Joint, One Blunt, Another in the Air
My Baby, shes gone
Tonight I'll be alone
Tossing and turning threw the night
But, I'ma make it right;
Though I'm feeling the lows,
I can live with getting high
Hopefully, the altitude'll humble my mind
Pardon me; as I get prepared
One Joint,
One Blunt,
Another in the Air...
Asked my connect; WHERE ITS AT?!
Bring it to the house, I plan to blow it down
My Baby, she gone
Ain't heard from her in three days & two nights
And I don't think I'll make it another morning
See, Its the simple things that leave me unaware
Women like Life; and Life just isn't fair
Pardon me; as I get prepared
One Joint,
One Blunt,
Another in the Air...
i love this one dude.; i can
i love this one dude.; i can kinda hear like the beat behind it too. great piece.
appreciate it
actually I refurbish this blues song from John Lee Booker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer.. check it out http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=ZNknFH6asAs
Winston Winski Slack
hooker version is the best.
hooker version is the best. thoroughgood's was good but everyone for some reason gets their dick wet over his and thinks he wrote it.
hahaaaha i should have caught
hahaaaha i should have caught that. that makes this way more awesome now.
yaa
a lot of black music was like that back then
Winston Winski Slack
black music is way the hell
black music is way the hell cooler than most white music (not saying it in like the white boy trying to be hood way more in the i think it's more real, soulful, and has more legitimacy to it. 99% of it is storytelling and that's what makes it more impacting).
and i'm not saying i hate white music either. i like anything that is real and has heart and soul put into it.
understood
i actially listen to blues more so then todays rap; blues was created and based after the emolishment of slavery , with it came the realness, soulfulness of the blues.. cuz all they could sing about is what they knew and had ; which was the (struggle) and nothing
Winston Winski Slack
i agree. white people blues
i agree. white people blues sucks (i want to punch eric clapton in the face. such an overrated guitar player and his song "i was so coked out my son jumped out of a window" is one of the worst fucking songs i have ever heard in my life and every time i hear it i cringe)
SRV was okay actually but his kind of blues wa more like just party songs.
if any style i'd say i'm more of a jazz guitar player than blues. do love me some albert king/BB/diddly/muddy/etc a lot of the older shit. that's deep and got more power and oomph to it than 99.99999% of anything else.