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| Barefoot Blues 
 Anybody's better than nobody
 ‘Cause one's never better than two
 Anybody's better than nobody
 For me and my barefoot blues
 
 I'm spending money like water
 And drinking life like wine
 But it's a big old bed in a lonesome house
 Unhappiness all I find
 
 Once I danced in the sunshine
 I used to laugh at the rain
 Did the belly-rub with all kinds of men
 Lord I'd love to do it again
 
 But in this sea of scorn & laughter
 I look for the silvery moon
 But there's no one but me and my lonely key
 A bare bulb rented room
 
 I'm going down to the river
 Gonna have me a little swim
 An autumn flower in the frozen rain
 Can't believe the state I'm in
 
 ‘Cause a body was better than nobody
 And one seemed worse than two
 When that anybody turned to nobody
 And left me to my barefoot blues
 
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