[Verse 1]
I have had the blues all day
And I just ain't satisfied
It's just because my gal went away
And never said goodbye
Now I'm all alone, downhearted too
That's the reason I'm so sad and blue
And if your gal ever leaves you, boy
You'll feel just like I do too
[Verse 2]
I got a gal in a brick house, got one in a frame
I got a gal in a brick house, got one in a frame
And I'd rather be dead than to have a triflin' babe
[Verse 3]
Then let me tell you what your friend will do
Then let me tell you what your friend will do
They'll room in your house and take your gal away from you
[Verse 4]
The reason my grandpa loves my grandma so
The reason my grandpa loves my grandma so
She's got the same kind of lovin' that she had forty years ago
[Verse 5]
Talk about your high yellow, I'll take my teasin' brown
Talk about your high yellow, I'll take my teasin' brown
Every time you get in trouble, your yellow mama can't be found
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