"Death Row Blues" genre: Acoustic Blues
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	As the name implies. Inspired by an actual event of note in these parts (Upstate New York).
	Story Behind the Song This was inspired by the second death penalty trial in New York since the Rosenbergs were executed. Lyrics Death Row Blues by Albert J. Millus, Jr. I get a blanket when it's cold in winter I got a bunk to lay on, waste the time away I got a chair to sit on A pot to shit on And I got two good meals a day. I had a whore I kept in New York City And then I ended up in Baltimore I got some money down in Carolina And then I used it up and needed more. I get a shower every once in a while I get an hour in the yard every day They mostly let me alone If I only behave And I can piss my time away. [Break] I got a body down in Louisiana I got another one in Tennessee I got a robbery one in Oklahoma And then they finally caught on up to me. Well I been sitting, lookin' out the window I been lookin' at the trees on the hill But there ain't no hill I can't see outside But I got one more hour to kill. ©1996 Albert J. Millus, Jr. All Rights Reserved

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