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Truck Driver's Blues Lyrics
Feelin' tired and weary from my head down to my shoes
Feelin' tired and weary from my head down to my shoes
Got a low down feelin' truck driver's blues
Keep them wheels a rollin' I ain't got no time to lose
Keep them wheels a rollin' I ain't got no time to lose
(Got a low down feelin' truck driver's blues)
Ride, ride, ride on into town there's a honky tonk gal a waitin'
And I've got troubles to drown
(Never did have nothin' I've got nothin' much to lose)
Never did have nothin' I've got nothin' much to lose
(Just a low down feelin' truck driver's blues)
Ride, ride, ride on into town there's a honky tonk gal a waitin'
(Never did have nothin')
Feelin' tired and weary from my head down to my shoes
Got a low down feelin' truck driver's blues
Keep them wheels a rollin' I ain't got no time to lose
(Got a low down feelin' truck driver's blues)
Ride, ride, ride on into town there's a honky tonk gal a waitin'
And I've got troubles to drown
Never did have nothin' I've got nothin' much to lose
(Just a low down feelin' truck driver's blues)
Ride, ride, ride on into town there's a honky tonk gal a waitin'
(Never did have nothin')
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This song was not written by Haggard/Howard. It was written by Ted Daffan and first recorded by Cliff Bruner in 1939. Haggard later wrote a song of the same title.
According to Encyclopedia of Folk, Country and Western Music, Ted Daffan's Truck Drivers' Blues was the biggest seling country song of 1939. it is noted to be the first truck driver song written.