| Song | Jailhouse Gumbo Jones |
| Artist | Teitur |
| Album | Four Songs |
| You woke up this morning dreaming of the blues | |
| He’s sitting in his armchair stumping with his shoes | |
| He knows it’s not the delta or highway 61 | |
| He’s strumming his guitar like he’s far away from home | |
| He thinks of | |
| Robert Johnson in 1936 | |
| That’s the only way he can get his kicks | |
| When the baby’s crying and the money’s all run out | |
| He’s singing for his girl of one paces in the south | |
| They say he was born with his rhythm in his bones | |
| They say that his name is | |
| Jailhouse | |
| Gumbo Jones | |
| They say that sometimes everybody gots the blues | |
| One thing about clichés is that they’re always true |
| You woke up this morning dreaming of the blues | |
| He' s sitting in his armchair stumping with his shoes | |
| He knows it' s not the delta or highway 61 | |
| He' s strumming his guitar like he' s far away from home | |
| He thinks of | |
| Robert Johnson in 1936 | |
| That' s the only way he can get his kicks | |
| When the baby' s crying and the money' s all run out | |
| He' s singing for his girl of one paces in the south | |
| They say he was born with his rhythm in his bones | |
| They say that his name is | |
| Jailhouse | |
| Gumbo Jones | |
| They say that sometimes everybody gots the blues | |
| One thing about cliché s is that they' re always true |