Avalon Blues (L.O.C. recordings, vol. 2) Mississippi John Hurt
"Avalon Blues" by Mississippi John Hurt, released in 1966, is a folk-blues song reflecting themes of longing and nostalgia for a lost home and simpler times. With its gentle fingerpicking and heartfelt vocals, it captures a sense of yearning. The song has influenced many artists and remains a classic in American folk music. #FolkBlues
When I Avalon, 's throwin' kisses and women at me
When I Avalon...
When I Avalon, throwin' kisses and women at me
Says, "Come back daddy, stay right here with me"
Says, "Come back daddy, stay right here with me"
"Just come back daddy, stay right here with me"
Avalon's my hometown, always on my mind
Avalon's my hometown, always on my mind
Pretty mamas in Avalon want me there all the time
Avalon's a small town, got no great big [rain?]
Avalon's a small town, got no great big [rain?]
Pretty mamas in Avalon sure will spin your chain
It's one thing I can't understand
It's one thing...
So many pretty mamas in Avalon, I'm just one man
When I Avalon...
When I Avalon, throwin' kisses and women at me
Says, "Come back daddy, stay right here with me"
Says, "Come back daddy, stay right here with me"
"Just come back daddy, stay right here with me"
Avalon's my hometown, always on my mind
Avalon's my hometown, always on my mind
Pretty mamas in Avalon want me there all the time
Avalon's a small town, got no great big [rain?]
Avalon's a small town, got no great big [rain?]
Pretty mamas in Avalon sure will spin your chain
It's one thing I can't understand
It's one thing...
So many pretty mamas in Avalon, I'm just one man
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