Frankie Blues

1

Frankie was a good woman,
Ev'rybody knows,
Gave forty-one dollars to buy Albert
A suit of clothes:
" Yes, he's my man, but he done me wrong. "

2

Frankie went to the corner,
Took a forty-four gun,
Shot her Albert a-rooty-ti-toot,
And away he tried to run:
" He was my man, but he done me wrong. "

3

" Roll me over easy,
Roll me over slow,
Roll me over on my right side,
'Cause the bullet hurt me so;
I was your man, but I done you wrong. "

4

Frankie sit in a parlor,
Cool herself with a fan,
Tell all the other women and girls,
" Don't trust any doggone man,
He'll do you wrong, he'll do you wrong. "
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