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Billie Holiday ~ Do Your Duty


Wesley 'sox' wilson If i call three times a day Come and drive my blues away When you come, be ready to play Do your duty If you want to have some love Give your baby your last buck Don't come quackin' like a duck Do your duty I heard you say you didn't love me Numb as mrs. brown I don't believe a word they say She's the lyinest woman in town When i need attention at home I'll call you on the phone Come yourself, don't send your friend jones Do your duty If my radiator get too hot Cool it off in lots of spots Give me all the service you've got Do your duty If you don't know what it's all about Don't sit around my house and pout If you do you'll catch your mama tippin' now Do your duty If you make your own bed hard That's the way o' life I'm tired of sleepin' by myself But you too dumb to realize I'm not tryin' to make you feel blue I'm not satisfied with the way you do I've got to help you find somebody too Do your duty more free lyrics

Wesley 'sox' wilson

If i call three times a day
Come and drive my blues away
When you come, be ready to play
Do your duty

If you want to have some love
Give your baby your last buck
Don't come quackin' like a duck
Do your duty

I heard you say you didn't love me
Numb as mrs. brown
I don't believe a word they say
She's the lyinest woman in town

When i need attention at home
I'll call you on the phone
Come yourself, don't send your friend jones
Do your duty

If my radiator get too hot
Cool it off in lots of spots
Give me all the service you've got
Do your duty

If you don't know what it's all about
Don't sit around my house and pout
If you do you'll catch your mama tippin' now
Do your duty

If you make your own bed hard
That's the way o' life
I'm tired of sleepin' by myself
But you too dumb to realize

I'm not tryin' to make you feel blue
I'm not satisfied with the way you do
I've got to help you find somebody too
Do your duty

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