Lillie Mae
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Lillie Mae
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Lillie Mae, I don't need you no more
Since I found Miss Jones
Lillie Mae, I don't want you no more
Since I found Miss Jones
You said that I was jealous
And you couldn't turn away from me
But I didn't mind you going out
And you being safest with Bob and me
You had first choice but, girl, you ruined it
It's a hard life to swallow but, girl you got to chew it
Lillie Mae, I don't want you no more
Since I found Miss Jones (One more time)
Lillie Mae, I don't need you no more
Since I found Miss Jones
Miss Jones wants my undivided attention
Wherever she is I better be close by
And if I miss meeting her just one time
She'll be a nervous wreck, break down and cry
She's second choice and she knows it
This is her chance then she's my woman now
Lillie Mae, I don't want you
I don't need you, I don't want you
Lillie Mae, I did find a love that understands
I said any woman's got to have a man
I said she makes me walk right
She makes me walk right
She makes me treat my fellow man right
I can call her in the morning
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