Posted January 29, 2004 by Public Domain 4U
If I Had My Way I'd Tear The Building Down
by Blind Willie Johnson


Public Domain 4U says: Blind Willie tears it all up on this classic track, rockin before rock was rock. His star shines brightly still today. This song has more attitude than most of your punk rock. So be seated and listen to the man spit some wisdom.
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