Early in the Mornin'

Well, it's early in the morn –in the morning, baby
 When I rise, Lordy mama
 Well, it's early every morning a-baby
 When I rise well-a well-a
 It's early in the morning, baby
 When I rise, Lordy baby
 You have-, it's I have misery, Berta,
 Wa, in my right side
 Well-a, in a my right side, Lordy baby-
 R-in-a my right side, Lordy, sugar.
 Well, it's I have a misery, Berta,
 R-in-a my right side, well-a.
 Well-a, it's-a, Lordy,
 Ro-Lordy-Berta,
 Well, it's Lord (you keep a-talkin'), babe,
 Well, it's Lord, Ro-Lordy-Rosie,
 Well, it's, o Lord, Gal, well-a.
 Well-a, whosonever told it, That he told a- he told a dirty lie, babe.
 Well-a, whosonever told it, that he told a -he told a dirty lie, well-a.
 Well-a, whosonever told it, that he told a -he told a dirty lie, babe.
 Well the eagle on the dollar-quarter,
 He gonna rise and fly, well-a.
 He gonna rise and fly, sugar.
 He gonna rise and fly, well-a.
 Well the eagle on the dollar-quarter, He gonna rise and fly, well-a.
 Well-rocks 'n gravel make -a
 Make a solid road
 Well-a takes a-rock –a gravel make a
 To make a solid road, well-a
 It takes a good lookin woman to make a
 To make a good lookin whore
 Well-a It takes a good lookin woman, Lord, Baby
 To make a good lookin whore, Lord sugar
 It takes a good lookin woman to make-a
 To make a good lookin whore, well-a
 Boys, the peckerwood a-peckin' on the-
 On the schoolhouse door, sugar.
 Well, the peckerwood a-peckin' on the-
 R-on the schoolhouse door, Well-a.
 Well, the peckerwood a-peckin' on the-
 On the schoolhouse door, sugar.
 Well he pecks so hard, Lordy, baby,
 Until his pecker got sore, well-a,
 Until his pecker got sore, Lordy, baby,
 Until his pecker got sore, Lord, sugar.
 Well he pecks so hard, Lord, mama,
 Until his pecker got sure, well-a.
 Well, hain't been to Georgia, boys,
 but, Well, it's I been told, sugar.
 Well, hain't been to Georgia, Georgia.
 But, it's I been told, well-a.
 Well, haint been to Georgia, Georgia.
 But, it's I been told, Lord, mama.