| Song | Tell Riley |
| Artist | Eric Bibb |
| Album | Natural Light |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Bibb | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay – lay his body down | |
| Tell Riley he’s welcome to stay – | |
| Mark my words, he’s gonna be big someday | |
| I’m leavin’ Memphis – Ol’ Booker’s got to go | |
| Mister Melrose sent a telegram from Chicago | |
| That’s the man makin’ records on me – | |
| Wants to make some more – | |
| Gonna sing my song ‘til my throat gets sore | |
| So, Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay – lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley he’s welcome to stay – | |
| Mark my words, he’s gonna be big someday | |
| Foldn’ money an’ a fancy dress for your when I get back | |
| Sho’ beats workin’ on Parchman Farm – | |
| That’s a natural fact – | |
| Lester Melrose, he fixed my parole | |
| I thank him with my heart an’ soul | |
| I’m so glad to be a free man again | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay – lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley Uncle Booker said he could stay – | |
| An’ mark my words – mark my words – mark my words | |
| He’ll B.B. King someday |
| zuo qu : Bibb | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his body down | |
| Tell Riley he' s welcome to stay | |
| Mark my words, he' s gonna be big someday | |
| I' m leavin' Memphis Ol' Booker' s got to go | |
| Mister Melrose sent a telegram from Chicago | |
| That' s the man makin' records on me | |
| Wants to make some more | |
| Gonna sing my song ' til my throat gets sore | |
| So, Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley he' s welcome to stay | |
| Mark my words, he' s gonna be big someday | |
| Foldn' money an' a fancy dress for your when I get back | |
| Sho' beats workin' on Parchman Farm | |
| That' s a natural fact | |
| Lester Melrose, he fixed my parole | |
| I thank him with my heart an' soul | |
| I' m so glad to be a free man again | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley Uncle Booker said he could stay | |
| An' mark my words mark my words mark my words | |
| He' ll B. B. King someday |
| zuò qǔ : Bibb | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his body down | |
| Tell Riley he' s welcome to stay | |
| Mark my words, he' s gonna be big someday | |
| I' m leavin' Memphis Ol' Booker' s got to go | |
| Mister Melrose sent a telegram from Chicago | |
| That' s the man makin' records on me | |
| Wants to make some more | |
| Gonna sing my song ' til my throat gets sore | |
| So, Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley he' s welcome to stay | |
| Mark my words, he' s gonna be big someday | |
| Foldn' money an' a fancy dress for your when I get back | |
| Sho' beats workin' on Parchman Farm | |
| That' s a natural fact | |
| Lester Melrose, he fixed my parole | |
| I thank him with my heart an' soul | |
| I' m so glad to be a free man again | |
| Tell Riley, Baby, next time he come to town | |
| If he needs somewhere to lay lay his pallet down | |
| Tell Riley Uncle Booker said he could stay | |
| An' mark my words mark my words mark my words | |
| He' ll B. B. King someday |