Aretha Franklin Lyrics
"Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning"
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Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
I said nobody knows the way I feel this morning
If I had my way
The graveyard would be the place my man would lay
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
Well I pawned everything I had
Everything I had this morning
Well I pawned everything I had
Everything I had this morning
I pawned my ring, my gold watch and chain
I'm not proud of myself
I got a little bit of shame
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
Well I feel like screaming
Screaming and crying this morning
Well I feel like screaming
Screaming and crying this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train
And let me tell you that
Nothing is ever gonna bring your sweet baby back again
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
I said nobody knows the way I feel this morning
If I had my way
The graveyard would be the place my man would lay
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
Well I pawned everything I had
Everything I had this morning
Well I pawned everything I had
Everything I had this morning
I pawned my ring, my gold watch and chain
I'm not proud of myself
I got a little bit of shame
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
Well I feel like screaming
Screaming and crying this morning
Well I feel like screaming
Screaming and crying this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train this morning
And I'm a leaving here on the southbound train
And let me tell you that
Nothing is ever gonna bring your sweet baby back again
Nobody knows the way I feel this morning
This song is from the album "Take A Look: Complete On Columbia", "Columbia Jazz", "Early Years", "Queen In Waiting: Columbia Years 1960-1965", "Portrait", "Unforgettable: Tribute To Dinah Washington", "This Is Jazz 34", "The Great Aretha Franklin/sweet Bitter Love/aretha Sings The Blues", "The Essential Aretha Franklin", "Music Of Aretha Franklin" and "Aretha Sings The Blues".