Quand la chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” a-t-elle été lancée par Jimmie Rodgers?

La chanson The Wreck of The ""John B"" a été lancée en 1960, sur l’album “At Home with Jimmie Rodgers - An Evening of Folk Songs”.

Qui a composé la chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” de Jimmie Rodgers?

La chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” de Jimmie Rodgers a été composée par HAYS, LEE, ROBERTS, PADDY, SANDBURG, CARL, TRAD.

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The Wreck of The ""John B""

The Wreck of The ""John B""

HAYS, LEE, ROBERTS, PADDY, SANDBURG, CARL, TRAD

We came on the sloop ""John B""
My grandfather and me
'Round Nassau town we did roam
Stayed awake all night
We got into a fight
Well, I feel so broke up
I just want to go home
Hoist up the ""John B"" sail
See how the mainsail sets
Tell the captain ashore
I wanna go home
Well, I wanna go home
I wanna go home
Lord, I feel so broke up
I just wanna go home
Well, the first mate he got drunk
And he broke into somebody's trunk
And the Sheriff had to come and take him away
Sheriff John Slone
Please let me alone
Well, I fell so broken up
I just wanna go home
Hoist up the ""John B"" sail
See how the mainsail sets
Tell the captain ashore
I wanna go home
Lord, I wanna go home
I just wanna go home
Well, I feel so broken up
I just wanna go home
Hoist up the ""John B"" sail
See how the mainsail sets
Tell the captain ashore
I wanna go home
Well, I wanna go home
I wanna go home
Lord, I feel so broken up
I just wanna go home
Well, I feel so broken up
I wanna go home

Curiosités sur la chanson The Wreck of The ""John B"" de Jimmie Rodgers

Quand la chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” a-t-elle été lancée par Jimmie Rodgers?: La chanson The Wreck of The ""John B"" a été lancée en 1960, sur l’album “At Home with Jimmie Rodgers - An Evening of Folk Songs”.
Qui a composé la chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” de Jimmie Rodgers?: La chanson “The Wreck of The ""John B""” de Jimmie Rodgers a été composée par HAYS, LEE, ROBERTS, PADDY, SANDBURG, CARL, TRAD.