i should of quit you
a long time ago
I should of quit you baby
a long time ago
but you got me messin' round with you baby
you got me cryin' on a killin' floor, yeah
if I don't fallow, yeah
my first mind
if I don't fallow pretty baby
my first mind
I would have been gone since my second time
yeah
lord knows, right now
I should've been gone
lord knows, I should've been gone
you got me messin' round with you baby
you got me cryin' on a killin' floor
yeah, thats all
ooh, you got me cryin' baby
ohh, you got me cryin'

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I never cared much for the Howlin Wolf version...it always seemed to be missing something. Jimi sped the song up and added some serious energy to it. The live version on Jimi Plays Monterey is an excellent version. This is the song he did with Eric Clapton and Cream just after arriving in England. According to legend, Clapton was so blown away, afterwards, he left the stage, sat down and had a drink.

I never cared much for the Howlin Wolf version...it always seemed to be missing something. Jimi sped the song up and added some serious energy to it. The live version on Jimi Plays Monterey is an excellent version. This is the song he did with Eric Clapton and Cream just after arriving in England. According to legend, Clapton was so blown away, afterwards, he left the stage, sat down and had a drink.

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