Muleskinner Blues Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
"Muleskinner Blues" by Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, released in 1998, is a #Blues song that explores themes of longing and the struggles of a traveling musician. Its lively rhythm and distinctive slide guitar create a vibrant sound. The song pays homage to traditional blues, showcasing the genre's roots and cultural significance.
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
I like to work
I'm rollin' all the time
I like to work
I'm rollin' all the time
I can carve my initials
Right on that mule's behind
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
I like to work
For a dollar and a dime a day
I like to work
For a dollar and a dime a day
[???]
Just to see me draw my pay
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
I like to work
I'm rollin' all the time
I like to work
I'm rollin' all the time
I can carve my initials
Right on that mule's behind
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
I like to work
For a dollar and a dime a day
I like to work
For a dollar and a dime a day
[???]
Just to see me draw my pay
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Good mornin' Captain, good mornin' shine
Do you need another mule skinner
Workin' on your new road line?
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