Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues

Jerry Lee Lewis · Other Songs - Jerry Lee Lewis

Everybody's gone away

Said they're movin to L.A.

There's not a soul I know around

Everybody's leavin' town



Some caught a freight, some caught a plane

Find the sunshine, leave the rain

They said this town were a waste of time

I guess they're right, it's wasting mine



Some gotta win, some gotta lose

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good time Charlie's got the blues



You know my heart keeps tellin' me

You're not a kid at thirty-three

Play around you'll lose your wife

You play too hard you'll lose your life



Some gotta win, some gotta lose

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good time Charlie's got the blues



Some gotta win, some gotta lose

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good time Charlie's got the blues

Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues

Jerry Lee Lewis delivers a searing performance of 'Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues,' a track that epitomizes his raw, electric rock and roll style. Released during the height of his career, the song showcases his signature aggressive guitar work and powerful vocals, blending country roots with emerging rock energy. As one of his most recognizable hits, it reflects the rebellious spirit of the late 1950s and early 1960s. The recording captures Lewis's intense stage presence and his ability to convey deep emotion through sheer force, cementing his legacy as a pioneer of rock and roll. This song remains a definitive example of his contribution to the genre, highlighting the transition from country to rock while maintaining its authentic roots.