Dishrag Blues
| Title | Dishrag Blues |
|---|---|
| Artist | Leola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson |
| Album | The Paramount Project Volume 5 (12400-12499) |
| Release Date | 1927 |
| Description | ? |
| Lyrics | [Verse 1] I had a man, so nice and brown The sweetest man in your town Until the other day, I heard him say That he was going away When you get one man, you'd better get two There's no tellin' what that first man may do [Verse 2] I'm standin' in the kitchen, wringin' my dishrag dry I'm standin' in the kitchen, wringin' my dishrag dry If I get myself a pistol, somebody's sure to die [Verse 3] I've been walkin', baby, with my head bent low I've been walkin', baby, with my head bent low I can't understand why my baby don't want me no more [Instrumental Break] [Verse 4] I've cooked my breakfast, don't know which to choose I've cooked my breakfast, baby, but don't know which to choose To eat my breakfast, baby, or continue with them dishrag bluesYou might also like |