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Good Woman Blues Lyrics by Tampa Red

1936

When I had a plenty money
I had women all over town
Well they spent my money
And only one of them can be found
Oh gee I've been a-thinking
Trying to figure how can it be
Out of all of my trouble
Only one of them stood by me
I used to say that she was crazy
But now I see she ain't no fool
She learned me a lesson
I would've never learned going to school
Hey hey hey hey
I had em all night and got em again today
Now folks you may not know
Be careful how you do
Cuz you may mistreat
The very best friend to you
I used to dog my little woman
Used to mistreat her just for fun
But she stood right by me
In spite of all the wrong I done
So when we get married
I'll never call her down
I will stay right with her
Till my mustache drag the ground
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