Lucy Mae Blues
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Lucy Mae Blues
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My sunday woman bring the daily news
My monday woman bring me socks and shoes
But i let my good gal get you
And i ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
My tuesday woman like that pocket change
That wednesday woman want the same damn thing
But i let my good gal catch you
And i ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
That thursday woman knock upon my door
That friday woman man, sure got to go
But i let my good gal catch you
And i ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
My saturday woman totes a gatling gun
'cause if you stand she shoot you for you run
But i let my good gal catch you
And i ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
Ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
Ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
Ain't no telling what my lucy mae do
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Buddy Guy performs "Lucy Mae Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Buddy Guy catalog on LyroVerse.
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