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Mexico Bound Blues by Joe Dean

Joe Dean - Mexico Bound Blues; Vocalion 1544, rec. c. July 18, 1930 in Chicago, IL; Joe Dean, piano and vocals.

INTRO

Lord, I'm going to Mexico, babe, and it won't be long
Lord, I'm going to Mexico, babe, and it won't be long
Lord, I'll disappear, like a bird along about dawn

Lord, I'm going to tell all the boys and girls I know
Lord, I'm going to tell all the boys and girls I know
That when I leave, I'm bound for Mexico

When I leave, baby, please don't cry after me
Lord, when I leave, baby, please don't cry after me
For when you dry your tears, I'll be forty miles on that Santa Fe

SOLO

Lord, these blues, these blues is coming down on me
Lord, these blues, these blues is coming down on me
Lord, I'm just as blue, just as blue as any man can be

And it's early tomorrow morning, just about half past four
Lord, early tomorrow morning, just about half past four
Lord, my baby's done quit me and I'm bound for Mexico

NOTE:
Joseph Hensky Dean, blues singer and pianist, born April 25, 1908 in St. Louis, Missouri, died June 24, 1981 in the same city. Dean, credited as "Joe Dean (From Bowling Green)" on labels, recorded two titles for Vocalion in 1930.