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Mister Trouble (1967)
When the town is fast asleep, Mister Trouble makes his round.
When the town is fast asleep, Mister Trouble makes his round.
Then every time he knocks on somebody's door, you can hear a mournful sound.
Some poor woman cries out, “My man is gone. Lord, what am I goin' a do?”
Some poor woman cries out, “My man is gone. Lord, what am I gonna do?
“I never knowed how much I need him, until the day he say we were through.”
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the house next door.
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the house next door.
A poor man cries out, “My woman's gone. Baby won't be back no more.”
I lost the best woman I had, listened to just what my friends had to say.
I lost the best woman I had, listened to what my friends had to say.
And ever since my baby ‘s been gone, I been dyin' slowly day-by-day.
Then Mister Trouble walks on down, stops at the last house in the line.
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the last house in the line.
He knocks on the woman's front door, she ‘s standing in the back door cryin.'
She says, “Mister Trouble, I'm not cryin' ‘cause I'm lonesome, I'm happy as can be.
I'm not cryin' ‘cause I'm lonesome, I'm happy as can be.
I thought I lost my good man, but he ‘s heading home to me.”
“So Mister Trouble, please go and let me alone.
So Mister Trouble, please go and let me alone.
‘Cause I haven't had a piece of mind, since my good man been gone.”
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‘Cause I haven't had a piece of mind, since my good man been gone.”
So Mister Trouble, please go and let me alone.
“So Mister Trouble, please go and let me alone.
I thought I lost my good man, but he ‘s heading home to me.”
I'm not cryin' ‘cause I'm lonesome, I'm happy as can be.
She says, “Mister Trouble, I'm not cryin' ‘cause I'm lonesome, I'm happy as can be.
He knocks on the woman's front door, she ‘s standing in the back door cryin.'
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the last house in the line.
Then Mister Trouble walks on down, stops at the last house in the line.
And ever since my baby ‘s been gone, I been dyin' slowly day-by-day.
I lost the best woman I had, listened to what my friends had to say.
I lost the best woman I had, listened to just what my friends had to say.
A poor man cries out, “My woman's gone. Baby won't be back no more.”
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the house next door.
Then Mister Trouble strolls on down, stops at the house next door.
“I never knowed how much I need him, until the day he say we were through.”
Some poor woman cries out, “My man is gone. Lord, what am I gonna do?
Some poor woman cries out, “My man is gone. Lord, what am I goin' a do?”
Then every time he knocks on somebody's door, you can hear a mournful sound.
When the town is fast asleep, Mister Trouble makes his round.
When the town is fast asleep, Mister Trouble makes his round.
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| MMister TTrouble ((1967) |
| ister rouble 1967) |
| iMster rTouble 1(967) |
| jister frouble (11967) |
| jMister fTrouble (967) |
| Mjister Tfrouble (9167) |
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| kister 5rouble (2967) |
| kMister 5Trouble (21967) |
| Mkister T5rouble (12967) |
| nister hrouble (q967) |
| nMister hTrouble (q1967) |
| Mnister Throuble (1q967) |
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| Miister yrouble (19967) |
| Mster yTrouble (167) |
| Msiter Tyrouble (1697) |
| Mjster 6rouble (1067) |
| 6Trouble (10967) |
| Mijster T6rouble (19067) |
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| M9ster grouble (1i67) |
| M9ister gTrouble (1i967) |
| Mi9ster Tgrouble (19i67) |
| Mlster rrouble (1o67) |
| Mlister rTrouble (1o967) |
| Milster Trrouble (19o67) |
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| Moster (1867) |
| Moister Touble (18967) |
| Mioster Toruble (19867) |
| Mkster Tdouble (19667) |
| Tdrouble (197) |
| Mikster Trdouble (1976) |
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| M8ster T4ouble (1977) |
| M8ister T4rouble (19767) |
| Mi8ster Tr4ouble (19677) |
| Muster Tgouble (19t7) |
| Muister (19t67) |
| Miuster Trgouble (196t7) |
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| Misster Ttouble (19y7) |
| Miter Ttrouble (19y67) |
| Mitser Trtouble (196y7) |
| Mizter T5ouble (1957) |
| Mizster (19567) |
| Miszter Tr5ouble (19657) |
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| Miwter Tfouble |
| Miwster (196) |
| Miswter Trfouble (196)7 |
| Midter Teouble (1968) |
| Midster Terouble (19687) |
| Misdter Treouble (19678) |
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| Mieter Troouble (196y) |
| Miester Truble |
| Miseter Truoble (1967y) |
| Mixter Trkuble (196u) |
| Mixster Trkouble (196u7) |
| Misxter Trokuble (1967u) |
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| Miater Tr9uble (1966) |
| Miaster Tr9ouble |
| Misater Tro9uble (19676) |
| Mistter Tr0uble (1967)) |
| Miser Tr0ouble (1967 |
| Misetr Tro0uble (1967) |
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| Misfer Trluble |
| Misfter Trlouble |
| Mistfer Troluble |
| Mis5er Triuble |
| Mis5ter Triouble |
| Mist5er Troiuble |
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| Misher Trouuble |
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