[B.B. King]
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[B.B. King]
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I've got a sweet little angel
I love the way she spread her wings
Yes, got a sweet little angel
I love the way she spread her wings
Yes, when she spreads her wings around me
I get joy, and everything
You know I asked my baby for a nickel
And she gave me a $20 bill
Oh, yes, I asked my baby for a nickel
And she gave me a $20 bill
Whoah, you know I ask her to buy a little drink of liquor
And she gave me a whiskey still
Oh, if my baby should quit me
I believe I would die
Oh, if my baby should quit me
Lord I do believe I would die
Yes if you don't love me little angel
Please, tell me the reason why
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Muddy Waters performs "[B.B. King]", and this lyric page sits inside the Muddy Waters catalog on LyroVerse.
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