No Good Woman Blues
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No Good Woman Blues
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I got a no good woman and she sho' don't mean me no good (2x)
I hope it ain't another woman like her, in nobody's neighborhood
She leaves every mornin', come back at the break of day (2x)
And when she comes in the mornin', she ain't got a word to say
Every time I look at that woman, she's got a frown on her face (2x)
I believe that woman done let my best friend take my place
Every evening he used to stop by my door (2x)
But since he's got my woman, he don't stop there no more
She's just a no good woman, and I took her to be my friend (2x)
But she's taught me a lesson, 'bout no good women and men
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