Key: A major
Verse 1
sung originally, I believe, in the cotton fields,
Mississippi and Louisiana,
on the hot days,
addressed to the sun,
and called, Go Down, Old Hannah.
Go down, old Hannah
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Don't you rise no more
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Go down on high, don't you rise no more
If you're risin' in the morning,
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You oughta been on the
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brasses in 1910
They was wakin' the women
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like they do the men
Go down, old Hannah,
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don't you rise no more
If you're ridin' in the mornin'
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Rainy days, rainy days
You oughta been upon the brazzers
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Nineteen and four
You could count many dead men
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Most every row
Go down, old Hannah
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Don't you rise no more
You ain't ridin' in the mornin'
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Bringin' Judgement Day
While the captain was a -hollerin'
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And the sun was shinin'
While the man was wakin'
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And the woman was dy in'
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Go down, old Ina,
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don't you rise no more
We'll be ridin' in the mornin'
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Green Judgment Day
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Green Judgment Day
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Green Judgment Day
One, two, three!
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