I'm So Tired of It All - Was (Not Was) (Merle Haggard) - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Decades before emo musicians began picking up their guitars and putting their misery to song, country artists were penning their own high lonesome tunes shaped by the hardships and heartache of human existence. "I'm So Tired of It All" is peak melancholy, a sad, desolate tune that offers barely light at the end of the tunnel. Originally written and recorded by Hank Williams, "I'm So Tired of It All" was covered by Don Was of the funk-rock band Was (Not Was) – and later president of jazz music label Blue Note Records – who wraps his vocal cords around heartwrenching lyrics like, "All my life I've been so lonesome / If happiness came, I missed the call / All my dreams have died and vanished / And now I'm so tired of it all." "I'm So Tired of It All" was featured on Forever's a Long, Long Time, an album of Hank Williams covers performed by Don Was to his own music, which was released in April 1997 on Verve Forecast Records.