Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
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Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
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Good mornin', little schoolgirl
Good mornin', little schoolgirl
Can I go?
Can I go home wit' you?
Tell yo' mama an yo' papa
Lord, I'm a li'l schoolboy, too
Come on, be my baby
Come on, be my baby
I'll buy you a diamond
I'll buy you a diamond ring
If you don't like that, baby
I ain't gon' buy ya a doggone thing
(guitar)
I don't know, hardly
I don't know, hardly
What in this world
What in this world to do
I don't mean to hurt yo' feelings
Or even get mad with you
(guitar)
I 'member way back, babe
I 'member way back, babe
When I was young age
When I was young, age-a nine
Lord, I thinkin' about my schoolday
It sho' did worry on my mind.
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Who performs "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl"?
Fred McDowell performs "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl", and this lyric page sits inside the Fred McDowell catalog on LyroVerse.
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