GOING DOWN THAT ROAD FEELING BAD
Lyrics: Traditional
Music: Traditional

Played by the Grateful Dead from 1970 right through to the 1990s. 

Chorus
Going down the road feeling bad
Going down the road feeling bad
Going down the road feeling bad, hey hey hey, yeah
Don't wanna be treated this a way

Going where the climate suits my clothes
I'm going where the climate suits my clothes
Going where the climate suits my clothes
Don't wanna be treated this a way

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Going where the water tastes like wine
Well I'm going where the water tastes like wine
Going where the water tastes like wine
I don't wanna be treated this a way

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When the song was being developed in the early 1970s, Jerry Garcia sang a number of additional verses. This from 6 November 1970: 
My mother told me, "Son don't go down there"
Momma told "Don't go way down there"
Momma told "Don't go way down there, down there"
Don't wanna be treated this a way

And this from 29 April 1971 (thanks to Brad Dilli for pointing it out): 
I'm going where those chilly winds don't blow
I'm going where those chilly winds don't blow
Going where those chilly winds don't blow
Don't want to be treated this way

I'm going down that long lonesome road, Lord, Lord,
Going down that long lonesome road.
I'm going down that long lonesome road, Lord, Lord,
And I ain't going to be treated this way.

I'm going down that road felling bad,
Going down that road feeling bad
Going down that road feeling bad, Lord, Lord
And I ain't going to be treated this way.

Two dollar shoes on my feet x2
Two dollar shoes on my feet, Lord, Lord
And I ain't going to be treated this way.

Ten dollar shoes fit me fine x2
Ten dollar shoes fit me fine, Lord, Lord
And I ain't going to be treated this way.

Going where the climate fits my clothes x2
Going where the climate fits my clothes, Lord, Lord
And I ain't going to be treated this way.

They feed me on cornbread and beans x2
They feed me on cornbread and beans, Lord, Lord
And I ain't going to be treated this way.
 