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From the new album 'West Georgia Blues' out August 16 on @strollingbonesrecords:
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LYRICS
I went to the gravedigger and I fell down on my knees
I went to the gravedigger and I fell down on my knees
And I asked the gravedigger give me back my rider please
Ghost Woman why don’t you come around no more?
Ghost Woman why don’t you come around no more?
At least tell me why you had to go
I’m going to the river and sit flat foot on the ground
I am going to the river and sit flat foot on the ground
Just contemplating should I swim or drown
Well, that rising river sho is looking good to me
Well, that rising river sho look good to me and I wonder…should it set me free?
Ghost Woman, what do you want me to do?
Ghost Woman, what do you want me to do?
I’m willing and able just to spend some time with you
BEHIND THE LYRICS
A folk duo in the key of D with Jontavious accompanied by a double bass. The inspiration came from George Carter, which was a pseudonym for Charlie Lincoln, a twelve string Georgia Blues musician, and Ida Cox - another Georgia Blues musician. The song is about a fellow losing his lover who’s gone on to the next life. She visited him as a ghost but has stopped, leading him to go crazy and at the point of doing anything to be reacquainted with her.