Lyrics: Traditional
Music: Traditional
Played by Papa Mali with 7 Walkers, and by Anders Osborne with Phil Lesh
and Friends in 2013.
Down the road, came a junco partner
He was loaded as could be
Lord, he was knocked-out, knocked-out loaded
And he was singing, singing this song for me
Six months, ain't no sentence
One year, Lordy, Lordy, ain't no time
Hey my partner in Angola
Doing one to ninety-nine
If I had, if I had a million dollars
Let me tell you, all to call my own
I would buy me the land around Angola
And I would build me, a home to call my own
Down the road, down the road, down the road came a junco partner
He was loaded, loaded as could be
Lord, he was knocked-out, knocked-out loaded
And he was singing, singing this song for me
Down the road, down the road, down the road, down the road
Lordy, Mrs Jones
[?]
Lordy, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Make a penny, make a nickel, make a nickel, make a dime
Make a quarter, make you high
Makes you high
Give me whiskey when I'm thirsty
Give me some good gin when I'm dry
Give me some iced tea when I'm horny
A little heroin just before I die
I would have pawned my watch and pistol
I would have pawned my key-chain
I would call my sweet little Gabriella
Well the girl, you know, wouldn't even sign her name
Down the road, down the road, down the road came a junco partner
He was loaded, loaded as could be
Lord, he was knocked-out, knocked-out loaded
And he was singing, singing this song for me
Six months, ain't no sentence
One year, Lordy, Lordy, ain't no time
Hey my partner in Angola
Doing one to ninety-nine
He was doing one to ninety-nine
He was doing one to ninety-nine