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Country Boy. Crosseyed Cat. Deep Down in Florida. Double Trouble. Electric Man. Elevate Me Mama. Feel Like Going Home. Forty Days and Forty Nights. Also, the lyrics "woke up this morning feeling down to my shoes" and "I got the [epithet] blues" were used in early blues songs.

Paramount made a test pressing, which was unissued and lost until , that incorporated the couplet in the usual blues structure with the first line repeated :. I woke up this morning, feeling round for my shoes I got up this morning, feeling round for my shoes You know by that, people, I must have got the walking blues [2].

The session made a great impression on Lomax, which he attempted to describe many years later in The Land Where the Blues Began. Well got up this morning, feeling 'round for my shoes Know about that, I got the walkin' blues I said I got up this morning, I was feeling 'round for my shoes I said you know about that now, I got the walkin' blues [4]. A year later, Lomax returned and recorded a solo song by House with the title "Walking Blues" which was different from both previous songs.

House had recorded this sequence at the Paramount session as part of "My Black Mama", the song which best displays the melody, structure, guitar figures and declamatory style that Johnson used on "Walking Blues".

Johnson follows a "morning" theme, similar to House's recording and uses House's first verse. Johnson's second verse may have been local or composed by either singer. As a male singer, Johnson could plausibly speak of the dangerous hobo practice of "riding the blinds" defined as "To cadge a lift by standing on the platform attached to the blind baggage car…a car that ain't got no door in the end that's next to the engine".

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