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Track Summary Music Track Title: Roll in My Sweet Babies Arms Catalog ID: 999236 ISRC: US5UL2017789 |
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Description: A bluegrass rendition of Roll in my Sweet Babies Arms with rhythm played on banjo and guitar, cajon and bass guitar. Short solo on nylon string guitar. |
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Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Country/Traditional-Country/Roll-in-My-Sweet-Babies-Arms/999236 |
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Artist or Group: Salvatore Giuseppe Sichi |
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Keywords: country cowboy song Appalachian music advertisement commercial television radio broadcast western hillbilly redneck movie film score soundtrack red dead redemption video game |
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Music Genre > Subgenre Country Music Traditional Country |
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Extended Properties Duration: 2:16 Tempo: Med Fast BPM: 130 |
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Arrangement: Band / Ensemble Instruments: Classical Guitar, Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar, Cajon Vocal Mix: Male Vocals Language: English |
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Moods: Booming, Bouncy, Bright, Buoyant, Carefree, Cheeky, Cheerful, Confrontational, Driving, Energetic, Flirtatious, Free, Jangly, Outgoing, Rambling, Simple, Stirring, Vibrant, Whimsical, Wild |
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Styles: Commercial / Promo, Cowboys & Indians, Documentary, Film Vocal, Honky Tonk, Section / Credits, Section / Opening, TV Vocal, Video Games, Western |
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Regions: USA |
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Lyrical Topics: Betrayal, Life, Waiting, America, Again |
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Lyrics
Roll In My Sweet Baby’s Arms
Roll in my sweet baby’s arms Roll in my sweet baby’s arms Lay around the shack ’til the mail comes back And I’ll roll in my sweet baby’s arms I ain’t gonna work on the railroad I ain’t gonna work on the farm Lay down the shack ’til the mail train comes back And I’ll roll in my sweet baby’s arms Now where were you last Friday night While I was lying in jail Walking the streets with another man Wouldn’t even go my bail I know you parents don’t like me They drove me away from your door If I had my life to live over I’d never go there any more |
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