Woman Blues
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Woman Blues
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You better leave, you better leave my little girl alone
You better go on and leave, mister
You better leave my little girl alone
Lord, before I get evil
Lord, you know I'm gonna do something wrong
You call my house all hours of the night
Well let me, let me tell you mister that's a sure way to start a fight
Now why don't you just go on man and leave my little girl alone
You know I can get evil sometimes
Baby, you know I'm gonna do something wrong
You call my house not later than yesterday
Because I picked up the extension and I heard every word you say
Why don't you just go on man and leave my little girl alone
Lord, you know I can get evil sometimes
Lord, you know I'm gonna do something wrong
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Buddy Guy performs "Woman Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Buddy Guy catalog on LyroVerse.
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