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Don’t Be No Fool Lyrics by Amos Milburn

The Return of the Blues Boss

1963

[Verse 1]
So many lonely hours ago
My baby caught that southbound train
Didn't think that I would miss her
But now my heart’s in pain
[Chorus]
I've been a fool, now
Played around and made my baby leave me
Well, take a fool that bites
And treat your baby right
Don't ever lose her
[Verse 2]
Well, I left home early this morning
Wanderin’ around in a daze
Memories of our parting
Fill my heart with rage
[Chorus]
I've been a fool, now
Played around and made my baby leave me
Well, take a fool that bites
And treat your baby right
Don't ever lose her
[Verse 3]
With each brеakin' down
I fall on my knees and pray
I pray for your returning
Back home to me somеday
[Chorus]
I've been a fool, now
Played around and made my baby leave me
Well, take a fool that bites
Oh, and treat your baby right
Don't ever lose her
[Outro]
Oh, don't ever lose her
Man, don't ever lose her
Just treat your baby right
Don’t ever lose her
Credits
Amos Milburn

Amos Milburn

About “Don’t Be No Fool” by Amos Milburn

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"Don’t Be No Fool" is credited to Amos Milburn. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Don’t Be No Fool" appears on "The Return of the Blues Boss" in 1963.

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