Yodling Blues
Yodeling Blues: A Soul's Cry for Love and Happiness
Lyrics
The blues, the blues, the yodeling blues
The singer expresses a connection to the blues, specifically the yodeling blues.
They seem to haunt me all the time
The yodeling blues persistently affect the singer, creating a haunting presence in their life.
Because that I ain't got no one
The reason for the blues is the absence of someone who could provide solace to the singer.
That will console my mind
The singer longs for someone who can comfort and ease their troubled thoughts.
It seems to me no happiness will I ever find
The singer believes that happiness is elusive, and they anticipate never finding it.
No happiness will I find
Reiteration of the pessimistic outlook on finding happiness.
Lord, lord, lord, lord
The repetition of "Lord" emphasizes a plea for divine intervention or guidance in the face of distress.
Lord, lord, lord, lord
-My man went out without a cause
The singer's man left without a clear reason or justification.
I wonder who put them jinx on me, I said, them jinx on me,
The singer wonders about the origin of the misfortune or curses affecting their life.
I wonder who put them jinx on me, lowdown jinx on me
Reiteration of the singer's contemplation on the negative forces that have impacted them.
My man's gone back to his used-to-be
The singer's man has returned to a previous relationship, intensifying the emotional distress.
I'm gonna yodel, yodel my blues away, I said, my blues away
The singer expresses a desire to overcome the blues through yodeling, suggesting a coping mechanism.
I'm gonna yodel, yodel my blues away, ee-ooo, I'm gonna yodel
Reiteration of the intention to yodel and dispel the blues, emphasizing the vocal expression as a form of release.
Till things come back my way
The singer commits to yodeling until their circumstances improve.
I've got the blues, go spread the news
The singer affirms the presence of the blues and urges others to be aware of their emotional state.
I've got those doggone yodeling blues
The singer emphasizes the intensity of their blues, referring to them as "doggone yodeling blues."
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