"Don't You Leave Me Here" is an alternative title. Jelly Roll Morton claimed to have written this work and he is often listed as the composer on releases using the title "Don't You Leave Me Here". Not to be confused with the 1924 vaudeville song Alabamy Bound with music by Ray Henderson and words by Buddy DeSylva and Bud Green.
I'm Alabama bound (x2) And if the train don't turn around I'm Alabama bound Oh, don't you leave me here (x2) But if you must go anyhow Just leave a dime for beer Oh, don't you be like me (x2) Drink your good sweet cherry wine And let that whiskey be Well your hair don't curve And your eyes ain't blue Well if you don't want me, Polly Ann Well I don't want you