My Time Again – Modern Delta Soul.

Описание: My Time Again is a heartfelt modern blues track capturing the life, struggle, and resilience of a sharecropper. With soulful, clean vocals, expressive guitar, warm organ, and tight rhythm, it tells the story of a farmer reflecting on a lifetime of hard work, debt, and perseverance. The music blends old-school Delta blues storytelling with contemporary production, giving every line emotional weight and clarity.

Experience the grit, soul, and cinematic depth of a life lived on the land — honest, raw, and unforgettable.

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Lyrics - My Time Again.

Woke up this mornin’, sun burnin’ down so mean,
Woke up this mornin’, sun burnin’ down so mean,
Fields full of cotton, but my pockets stayin’ clean.

Picked that white gold from can ‘til can’t see,
Picked that white gold from can ‘til can’t see,
Landlord took his half, left the rest for me and me.

Boss man promised fair, said “Boy, you’ll get ahead,”
Boss man promised fair, said “Boy, you’ll get ahead,”
But the scales was tipped, left me deeper in his debt.

My woman worked beside me, hands torn and bled,
My woman worked beside me, hands torn and bled,
Raised ten children on cornbread and dreams half dead.

If I had my time again, oh Lord I’d change it all,
If I had my time again, oh Lord I’d change it all,
Wouldn’t sign no paper, wouldn’t answer no call.

I’d learn me a trade, maybe fix them cars or steel,
I’d learn me a trade, maybe fix them cars or steel,
Leave this red dirt behind, make the hurtin’ heal.

Wouldn’t let no man own the sweat off my brow,
Wouldn’t let no man own the sweat off my brow,
Stand tall on my own, tell the boss “Not now.”

I’d save every penny, buy a little piece of land,
I’d save every penny, buy a little piece of land,
Build a house for my kin, with my own two hands.

Now I’m old and bent, sittin’ on this porch so still,
Now I’m old and bent, sittin’ on this porch so still,
If I had my time again… Lord, I’d live it for real