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Robbing And Stealing Blues

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Robbing And Stealing Blues

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My baby ain't good looking and she don't dress fine (2x)

But she give me money all of the time

She goes out at night just like she's on wheels (2x)

And then I know she's goin' out to rob and steal

I lay in my bed, my baby brings me my meal (2x)

What good is a woman if she don't rob and steal?

I used to live with a woman, they called her Tilly Teal(?) (2x)

I soon got rid of her, she couldn't rob and steal

I know how you hungry hustlers feel (2x)

Your woman don't know how to rob, she is too doggone scared to steal

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