Dyin' Man

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So long, baby since you've been gone

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

Don't ever tell a dyin' man

You never meant to shoot him down

Yeah, don't do no good to tell a dyin' man

You never meant to shoot him down

Now, all my friends and relatives, they've been tellin' me

Don't come around, don't come around, don't come around no more

Ever since the day you left this Earth

Can't keep a job, can't keep a job

Yeah, ever since the day you left this Earth

Can't keep a job, can't keep a job

A lot of people down at the agency been tellin' me

Don't come around, don't come around, don't come around no more



So long, baby since you've been gone

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

So long, baby since you've been gone

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

Don't ever tell a dyin' man

You never meant to shoot him down

Yeah, don't do no good to tell a dyin' man

You never meant to shoot him down

Now, all my friends and relatives, they've been tellin' me

Don't come around, don't come around, don't come around no more

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

I'm a dyin' man, I'm a dyin' man

Dyin' Man

Widespread Panic's "Dyin' Man" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of jam band improvisation and Southern rock storytelling. Recorded during a live performance, the track showcases the group's signature interplay between lead guitarists and their ability to weave complex, evolving musical narratives. The song reflects the band's deep roots in the blues and rock traditions, characterized by driving rhythms and melodic solos that define their catalog. As a staple of their live sets, "Dyin' Man" captures the spontaneous energy and communal spirit that have made Widespread Panic a cornerstone of the American jam band scene for decades.