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27-JUN-2017 LynnH

Third Degree

Done by many, I like Johnny Winter's version. Has more soul than Clapton's version IMHO.
Written by Eddie Boyd, Willie Dixon

Got me accused of peeping,
I can't see a thing.
Got me accused of petting,
I can't even raise my hand.
Bad luck,
Bad luck is killing me.
Well I just can't stand no more of this third degree.
Got me accused of murder,
I ain't harmed a man.
Got me accused of forgery,
I can't even write my name.
Bad luck,
Bad luck is killing me.
Well I just can't stand no more of this third degree.
Got me accused of taxes,
I ain't got a dime.
Got me accused of children
And ain't nary one of them was mine.
Bad luck,
Bad luck is killing me.
Well I just can't stand no more of this third degree.



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Julie Oldfield01-Jul-2017 15:26
Excellent image. His gaze is mesmerizing. V
larose forest photos30-Jun-2017 01:54
Super shot again; these B&W images are gritty and perfect with the music,including this song. V
laine29-Jun-2017 16:32
Very fitting to add this poet Lynn....I have a 19 crimes photo amid my galleries too :)
laine29-Jun-2017 16:30
A little history of the man on your great Australian ( the state of Victoria ) where your wine was produced.

JOHN BOYLE O’REILLY

“Only those who have stood within the bars and heard the din of devils and the appalling sounds of despair… can imagine the horrors of the hold of a convict ship."
— John Boyle O’Reilly

Some men overcome adversity. Others make an art of it. In 1867 John Boyle O’Reilly was given a sentence second only to death in its severity: transportation. O’Reilly, however, was no ordinary convict. He published poetry throughout the harrowing journey to Australia and, once there, outwitted prison guards to escape to America.
Helen Betts29-Jun-2017 14:05
Excellent capture that seems quite fitting for the lyrics. V.
Nick Paoni29-Jun-2017 14:01
Terrific shot to go along with the lyrics.
Tom LeRoy29-Jun-2017 06:18
A classic blues tune & neat photo to match ~! I really like Johnny Winter's version too. V
globalgadabout29-Jun-2017 04:39
a serious blues theme to this song...agree lots of great versions, but Eddie Boyd's vocal on the song still seems to tug most at the heartstrings..
Dennis Hoyne29-Jun-2017 02:48
A neat photo to go with this great blues tune, but it is such a downer. V.