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Don't Dog Your Woman by Buster Brown


Well i woke up this mo'nin

Early with the risin' sun

Woke up this mo'nin

Woke up with the risin' sun

Well i thought about my baby

And all the good she done

 

Well my heart beat like a hammer

My eyes got full of tears

Well my heart beat like a hammer

My eyes got full of tears

Well she been gone 'bout a hour

But it seem like a thousand years

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Well i should-a loved her more

I know i didn't treat her right

Well i should-a loved her more

I know i didn't treat her right

Well a woman like that

You need to love ev'ryday and night

Yeah!

 

(harmonica & instrumental)

 

Woo

Woo

Woo

Woo

Woo

Woo

 

Well don't never dog your woman

You know you doin' wrong yourself

Don't never dog your woman

You know you doin' wrong yourself

She get the devil in her mind

Go wild 'bout somebody's else.

 

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