Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again Lyrics
| Song | Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again |
| Artist | Bob Dylan |
| Album | Blonde On Blonde |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:09.36] | Oh, the ragman draws circles |
| [00:11.26] | Up and down the block |
| [00:15.11] | I’d ask him what the matter was |
| [00:18.25] | But I know that he don’t talk |
| [00:21.71] | And the ladies treat me kindly |
| [00:25.28] | And furnish me with tape |
| [00:28.85] | But deep inside my heart |
| [00:32.40] | I know I can’t escape |
| [00:36.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [00:43.02] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [00:46.64] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [00:49.75] | |
| [00:52.40] | Well, Shakespeare, he’s in the alley |
| [00:56.04] | With his pointed shoes and his bells |
| [00:59.30] | Speaking to some French girl |
| [01:03.16] | Who says she knows me well |
| [01:06.72] | And I would send a message |
| [01:10.06] | To find out if she’s talked |
| [01:13.67] | But the post office has been stolen |
| [01:16.97] | And the mailbox is locked |
| [01:22.77] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [01:26.97] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [01:30.80] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [01:34.76] | |
| [01:37.81] | Mona tried to tell me |
| [01:40.49] | To stay away from the train line |
| [01:44.08] | She said that all the railroad men |
| [01:47.59] | Just drink up your blood like wine |
| [01:51.00] | An’ I said, “Oh, I didn’t know that |
| [01:54.27] | But then again, there’s only one I’ve met |
| [01:57.95] | An’ he just smoked my eyelids |
| [02:01.50] | An’ punched my cigarette” |
| [02:07.89] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:11.78] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [02:15.17] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [02:19.13] | |
| [02:21.54] | Grandpa died last week |
| [02:25.20] | And now he’s buried in the rocks |
| [02:27.95] | But everybody still talks about |
| [02:31.63] | How badly they were shocked |
| [02:35.88] | But me, I expected it to happen |
| [02:38.65] | I knew he’d lost control |
| [02:42.21] | When he built a fire on Main Street |
| [02:46.48] | And shot it full of holes |
| [02:48.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:55.93] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:00.60] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:03.59] | |
| [03:05.75] | Now the senator came down here |
| [03:09.46] | Showing ev’ryone his gun |
| [03:12.56] | Handing out free tickets |
| [03:16.44] | To the wedding of his son |
| [03:20.00] | An’ me, I nearly got busted |
| [03:23.56] | An’ wouldn’t it be my luck |
| [03:29.01] | To get caught without a ticket |
| [03:30.13] | And be discovered beneath a truck |
| [03:35.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [03:40.44] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:43.96] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:47.18] | |
| [03:50.72] | Now the preacher looked so baffled |
| [03:53.77] | When I asked him why he dressed |
| [03:56.62] | With twenty pounds of headlines |
| [04:00.64] | Stapled to his chest |
| [04:03.84] | But he cursed me when I proved it to him |
| [04:07.44] | Then I whispered, “Not even you can hide |
| [04:11.12] | You see, you’re just like me |
| [04:14.29] | I hope you’re satisfied” |
| [04:18.26] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [04:24.68] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [04:28.34] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [04:31.43] | |
| [04:34.89] | Now the rainman gave me two cures |
| [04:37.68] | Then he said, “Jump right in” |
| [04:41.76] | The one was Texas medicine |
| [04:45.13] | The other was just railroad gin |
| [04:48.86] | An’ like a fool I mixed them |
| [04:51.84] | An’ it strangled up my mind |
| [04:55.39] | An’ now people just get uglier |
| [04:59.59] | An’ I have no sense of time |
| [05:03.68] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:09.52] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:11.98] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [05:16.17] | |
| [05:19.04] | When Ruthie says come see her |
| [05:22.12] | In her honky-tonk lagoon |
| [05:28.11] | Where I can watch her waltz for free |
| [05:29.18] | ’Neath her Panamanian moon |
| [05:32.07] | An’ I say, “Aw come on now |
| [05:36.54] | You must know about my debutante” |
| [05:40.15] | An’ she says, “Your debutante just knows what you need |
| [05:43.26] | But I know what you want” |
| [05:48.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:57.61] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:58.82] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:00.40] | |
| [06:03.18] | Now the bricks lay on Grand Street |
| [06:06.31] | Where the neon madmen climb |
| [06:14.70] | They all fall there so perfectly |
| [06:15.11] | It all seems so well timed |
| [06:17.27] | An’ here I sit so patiently |
| [06:20.31] | Waiting to find out what price |
| [06:24.12] | You have to pay to get out of |
| [06:27.48] | Going through all these things twice |
| [06:31.13] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [06:37.46] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [06:41.16] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:49.84] | music |
| [00:09.36] | Oh, the ragman draws circles |
| [00:11.26] | Up and down the block |
| [00:15.11] | I' d ask him what the matter was |
| [00:18.25] | But I know that he don' t talk |
| [00:21.71] | And the ladies treat me kindly |
| [00:25.28] | And furnish me with tape |
| [00:28.85] | But deep inside my heart |
| [00:32.40] | I know I can' t escape |
| [00:36.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [00:43.02] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [00:46.64] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [00:49.75] | |
| [00:52.40] | Well, Shakespeare, he' s in the alley |
| [00:56.04] | With his pointed shoes and his bells |
| [00:59.30] | Speaking to some French girl |
| [01:03.16] | Who says she knows me well |
| [01:06.72] | And I would send a message |
| [01:10.06] | To find out if she' s talked |
| [01:13.67] | But the post office has been stolen |
| [01:16.97] | And the mailbox is locked |
| [01:22.77] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [01:26.97] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [01:30.80] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [01:34.76] | |
| [01:37.81] | Mona tried to tell me |
| [01:40.49] | To stay away from the train line |
| [01:44.08] | She said that all the railroad men |
| [01:47.59] | Just drink up your blood like wine |
| [01:51.00] | An' I said, " Oh, I didn' t know that |
| [01:54.27] | But then again, there' s only one I' ve met |
| [01:57.95] | An' he just smoked my eyelids |
| [02:01.50] | An' punched my cigarette" |
| [02:07.89] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:11.78] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [02:15.17] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [02:19.13] | |
| [02:21.54] | Grandpa died last week |
| [02:25.20] | And now he' s buried in the rocks |
| [02:27.95] | But everybody still talks about |
| [02:31.63] | How badly they were shocked |
| [02:35.88] | But me, I expected it to happen |
| [02:38.65] | I knew he' d lost control |
| [02:42.21] | When he built a fire on Main Street |
| [02:46.48] | And shot it full of holes |
| [02:48.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:55.93] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:00.60] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:03.59] | |
| [03:05.75] | Now the senator came down here |
| [03:09.46] | Showing ev' ryone his gun |
| [03:12.56] | Handing out free tickets |
| [03:16.44] | To the wedding of his son |
| [03:20.00] | An' me, I nearly got busted |
| [03:23.56] | An' wouldn' t it be my luck |
| [03:29.01] | To get caught without a ticket |
| [03:30.13] | And be discovered beneath a truck |
| [03:35.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [03:40.44] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:43.96] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:47.18] | |
| [03:50.72] | Now the preacher looked so baffled |
| [03:53.77] | When I asked him why he dressed |
| [03:56.62] | With twenty pounds of headlines |
| [04:00.64] | Stapled to his chest |
| [04:03.84] | But he cursed me when I proved it to him |
| [04:07.44] | Then I whispered, " Not even you can hide |
| [04:11.12] | You see, you' re just like me |
| [04:14.29] | I hope you' re satisfied" |
| [04:18.26] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [04:24.68] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [04:28.34] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [04:31.43] | |
| [04:34.89] | Now the rainman gave me two cures |
| [04:37.68] | Then he said, " Jump right in" |
| [04:41.76] | The one was Texas medicine |
| [04:45.13] | The other was just railroad gin |
| [04:48.86] | An' like a fool I mixed them |
| [04:51.84] | An' it strangled up my mind |
| [04:55.39] | An' now people just get uglier |
| [04:59.59] | An' I have no sense of time |
| [05:03.68] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:09.52] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:11.98] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [05:16.17] | |
| [05:19.04] | When Ruthie says come see her |
| [05:22.12] | In her honkytonk lagoon |
| [05:28.11] | Where I can watch her waltz for free |
| [05:29.18] | ' Neath her Panamanian moon |
| [05:32.07] | An' I say, " Aw come on now |
| [05:36.54] | You must know about my debutante" |
| [05:40.15] | An' she says, " Your debutante just knows what you need |
| [05:43.26] | But I know what you want" |
| [05:48.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:57.61] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:58.82] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:00.40] | |
| [06:03.18] | Now the bricks lay on Grand Street |
| [06:06.31] | Where the neon madmen climb |
| [06:14.70] | They all fall there so perfectly |
| [06:15.11] | It all seems so well timed |
| [06:17.27] | An' here I sit so patiently |
| [06:20.31] | Waiting to find out what price |
| [06:24.12] | You have to pay to get out of |
| [06:27.48] | Going through all these things twice |
| [06:31.13] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [06:37.46] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [06:41.16] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:49.84] | music |
| [00:09.36] | Oh, the ragman draws circles |
| [00:11.26] | Up and down the block |
| [00:15.11] | I' d ask him what the matter was |
| [00:18.25] | But I know that he don' t talk |
| [00:21.71] | And the ladies treat me kindly |
| [00:25.28] | And furnish me with tape |
| [00:28.85] | But deep inside my heart |
| [00:32.40] | I know I can' t escape |
| [00:36.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [00:43.02] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [00:46.64] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [00:49.75] | |
| [00:52.40] | Well, Shakespeare, he' s in the alley |
| [00:56.04] | With his pointed shoes and his bells |
| [00:59.30] | Speaking to some French girl |
| [01:03.16] | Who says she knows me well |
| [01:06.72] | And I would send a message |
| [01:10.06] | To find out if she' s talked |
| [01:13.67] | But the post office has been stolen |
| [01:16.97] | And the mailbox is locked |
| [01:22.77] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [01:26.97] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [01:30.80] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [01:34.76] | |
| [01:37.81] | Mona tried to tell me |
| [01:40.49] | To stay away from the train line |
| [01:44.08] | She said that all the railroad men |
| [01:47.59] | Just drink up your blood like wine |
| [01:51.00] | An' I said, " Oh, I didn' t know that |
| [01:54.27] | But then again, there' s only one I' ve met |
| [01:57.95] | An' he just smoked my eyelids |
| [02:01.50] | An' punched my cigarette" |
| [02:07.89] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:11.78] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [02:15.17] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [02:19.13] | |
| [02:21.54] | Grandpa died last week |
| [02:25.20] | And now he' s buried in the rocks |
| [02:27.95] | But everybody still talks about |
| [02:31.63] | How badly they were shocked |
| [02:35.88] | But me, I expected it to happen |
| [02:38.65] | I knew he' d lost control |
| [02:42.21] | When he built a fire on Main Street |
| [02:46.48] | And shot it full of holes |
| [02:48.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [02:55.93] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:00.60] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:03.59] | |
| [03:05.75] | Now the senator came down here |
| [03:09.46] | Showing ev' ryone his gun |
| [03:12.56] | Handing out free tickets |
| [03:16.44] | To the wedding of his son |
| [03:20.00] | An' me, I nearly got busted |
| [03:23.56] | An' wouldn' t it be my luck |
| [03:29.01] | To get caught without a ticket |
| [03:30.13] | And be discovered beneath a truck |
| [03:35.78] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [03:40.44] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [03:43.96] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [03:47.18] | |
| [03:50.72] | Now the preacher looked so baffled |
| [03:53.77] | When I asked him why he dressed |
| [03:56.62] | With twenty pounds of headlines |
| [04:00.64] | Stapled to his chest |
| [04:03.84] | But he cursed me when I proved it to him |
| [04:07.44] | Then I whispered, " Not even you can hide |
| [04:11.12] | You see, you' re just like me |
| [04:14.29] | I hope you' re satisfied" |
| [04:18.26] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [04:24.68] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [04:28.34] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [04:31.43] | |
| [04:34.89] | Now the rainman gave me two cures |
| [04:37.68] | Then he said, " Jump right in" |
| [04:41.76] | The one was Texas medicine |
| [04:45.13] | The other was just railroad gin |
| [04:48.86] | An' like a fool I mixed them |
| [04:51.84] | An' it strangled up my mind |
| [04:55.39] | An' now people just get uglier |
| [04:59.59] | An' I have no sense of time |
| [05:03.68] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:09.52] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:11.98] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [05:16.17] | |
| [05:19.04] | When Ruthie says come see her |
| [05:22.12] | In her honkytonk lagoon |
| [05:28.11] | Where I can watch her waltz for free |
| [05:29.18] | ' Neath her Panamanian moon |
| [05:32.07] | An' I say, " Aw come on now |
| [05:36.54] | You must know about my debutante" |
| [05:40.15] | An' she says, " Your debutante just knows what you need |
| [05:43.26] | But I know what you want" |
| [05:48.40] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [05:57.61] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [05:58.82] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:00.40] | |
| [06:03.18] | Now the bricks lay on Grand Street |
| [06:06.31] | Where the neon madmen climb |
| [06:14.70] | They all fall there so perfectly |
| [06:15.11] | It all seems so well timed |
| [06:17.27] | An' here I sit so patiently |
| [06:20.31] | Waiting to find out what price |
| [06:24.12] | You have to pay to get out of |
| [06:27.48] | Going through all these things twice |
| [06:31.13] | Oh, Mama, can this really be the end |
| [06:37.46] | To be stuck inside of Mobile |
| [06:41.16] | With the Memphis blues again |
| [06:49.84] | music |
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