"On the last day of the world I would want to plant a tree.” — W.S. Merwin
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    Posted on December 24th, 2008sherryPoets, Pop Culture

    Hellhound on my Trail

    I got to keep moving, I got to keep moving
    Blues falling down like hail,
    blues falling down like hail

    Mmm, blues falling down like hail,
    blues falling down like hail

    And the day keeps on remindin’ me,
    there’s a hellhound on my trail
    Hellhound on my trail, hellhound on my trail

    If today was Christmas eve,
    if today was Christmas eve
    And tomorrow was Christmas day

    If today was Christmas eve
    and tomorrow was Christmas day
    All I would need is my little sweet rider
    Just to pass the time away,
    to pass the time away

    You sprinkled hot foot powder,
    mmm, around my door
    All around my door

    You sprinkled hot foot powder,
    all around your daddy’s door
    It keeps me with ramblin’ mind rider
    Every old place I go, every old place I go

    I can tell the wind is risin’,
    the leaves tremblin’ on the tree
    Tremblin’ on the tree

    I can tell the wind is risin’,
    leaves tremblin’ on the tree
    All I need is my little sweet woman
    And to keep my company,
    hey, hey, hey, hey, my company

    — Robert Johnson

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