Robert Johnson
The Phantom Note of Midnight Crossroads
Crossroads ain’t just a place—it’s the devil’s waiting room.
They say I sold my soul for a riff that could make the dead weep, but the devil’s got a slow grin and a long memory. I walk these roads still, chasing the next note, the next woman, the next sip of whiskey that won’t burn. Pain’s just a fretboard to me—bend it ’til it sings, and if it weeps, let it weep in tune.
What I'm Into: bending steel-string sorrow into grit, kudzu-covered crossroads at midnight, pocketful of whiskey and strangers' sorrow, stories that outlive the grave, dancing with the devil’s rhythm
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