Pay Me No Mind
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Pay Me No Mind
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Have you woke up in the morning, full of worry an' moans?
Have you woke up in the morning, deep in worry 'n' moans?
Your best girl quit you, left you alone
Got a brownskin woman, just about as I need (2)
Now, the reason I say it, Lord, she's just sweet to me
When she stroke my face, she make my fever rise
When she rub my head, she make my fever rise
When she stroke my stomach,she soothe my appetite
Now, I had me a woman, didn't mean me no good
I once had me a woman, didn't mean me no good
Now I got me another woman, best in the neighborhood
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Ishman Bracey performs "Pay Me No Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Ishman Bracey catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Brown Mama Blues and Jake Liquor Blues with a short reason for opening each page next.
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