Truck Driver’s Blues Ferlin Husky
(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...
(Never did have nothin'...)
"Truck Driver’s Blues" by Ferlin Husky, released in 1965, is a #Country song that captures the life and struggles of a long-haul truck driver. The lyrics reflect themes of loneliness, longing for home, and the hardships of the road. Its catchy melody and relatable storytelling resonate with the working-class experience, highlighting the cultural significance of truck driving in American life.
