Biography:
Lloyd Price (born 9 March 1933 in Kenner, Louisiana) was a soul music star and early rock and roll pioneer who had a big hit with “Lawdy Miss Clawdy”, a track he wrote (featuring Fats Domino on piano) that topped the R&B charts for seven weeks in 1952. Staying with Specialty Records, Price then released "Oooh, Oooh, Oooh", "Restless Heart", "Tell Me Pretty Baby" and "Ain't It a Shame". He was then drafted and ended up in Korea from 1953-1956.
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Mailman Blues - Lloyd Price 1952
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Well. the night before last night, the mailman knock at my door
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Well. the night before last night, the mailman knock at my door
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He said, Get ready brother, This time you have to go
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Mailman, mailman, tell me what you got for me
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Oh, Mailman, mailman, tell me what you got for me
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He said, A long letter brother, We need you across the sea
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Now, all day long, it's one, two, three and four
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Well, all day long, it's one, two, three and four
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Well, I'm so unhappy, I can't see my baby no more
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No great big city, just a little ol' raggedy town
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No great big city, just a little ol' raggedy town
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(Well, it's all bull to me, I believe I'll pull it down)*
*not sure at all of this lyric
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A7
Well. the night before last night, the mailman knock at my door
D7 A7
Well. the night before last night, the mailman knock at my door
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He said, Get ready brother, This time you have to go
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Mailman, mailman, tell me what you got for me
D7 A7
Oh, Mailman, mailman, tell me what you got for me
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He said, A long letter brother, We need you across the sea
A7
Now, all day long, it's one, two, three and four
D7 A7
Well, all day long, it's one, two, three and four
E7 D7 A7 E7
Well, I'm so unhappy, I can't see my baby no more
A7
No great big city, just a little ol' raggedy town
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No great big city, just a little ol' raggedy town
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(Well, it's all bull to me, I believe I'll pull it down)*
*not sure at all of this lyric
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