Worried Blues
Navigating Uncharted Despair: Doc Watson's Worried Blues Tale
Lyrics
I got those worried blues
I am experiencing feelings of anxiety and distress.
And I got those worried blues
The worried blues persist, indicating ongoing emotional turmoil.
I got those worried blues
Repetition emphasizes the continued presence of the worried blues.
I got those worried blues
The repetition intensifies the sense of persistent worry.
Lord, I'm a-going where I never been before
Expressing a journey into unknown or challenging territory.
I'm going where the chilly winds don't blow
Desiring to go where there is relief from difficult or harsh conditions.
I'm going where the chilly winds don't blow
Reiterating the desire for a place without chilling winds.
I'm going where the chilly winds don't blow
Emphasizing the yearning for a location free from cold winds.
I'm going where the chilly winds don't blow
Repetition underscores the strong desire for a wind-free environment.
I'm going where the climate suits my clothes
Seeking a place where the overall conditions are suitable and comfortable.
Honey babe, don't leave me now
Addressing a loved one with a plea not to abandon or forsake.
Honey babe, don't leave me now
Reiterating the plea for the loved one to stay.
Oh, honey babe, don't leave me now
Intensifying the emotional plea for the loved one to remain.
Honey babe, don't leave me now
Repeatedly expressing the emotional urgency for the loved one not to leave.
I got trouble in my mind
Acknowledging inner turmoil or distress in the speaker's mind.
Listen to that cold whistle blow
Listening to a cold whistle may symbolize facing challenges or difficulties.
Lord, listen to that cold whistle blow
Repeating the act of listening to a cold whistle, emphasizing its significance.
Listen to that cold whistle blow
Repetition reinforces the impact of the cold whistle on the speaker.
Listen to that cold whistle blow
Continued emphasis on the attention given to the cold whistle.
I'm going where I'm never been before
Reiterating the idea of venturing into unfamiliar territory.
So I got those worried blues, Lord
Restating the presence of the worried blues and connecting them to the journey.
I got the worried blues
Affirming the possession of the worried blues, indicating emotional struggle.
I got the worried blues
Emphasizing the ongoing experience of the worried blues.
And I got the worried blues
Repeating the declaration of having the worried blues.
I'm a-going where I never been before
Reiterating the intention to explore uncharted territories.
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