| I’m leavin' town today,
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| I’m gonna have my way;
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| You say my man is not my own,
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| Well, you can have him; |
| just give him a home.
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| Don’t have to start a row,
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| Go on and take him now;
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| Go on, I say, take him to stay,
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| 'Cause I’ve got a new papa now!
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| Now you can have that man,
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| If you say he comes to see you, too;
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| Go on and take that man,
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| You will find out that his love ain’t true.
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| A man like him ain’t worth a cent,
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| He just wants you to pay his room rent,
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| Take it from me, I’m glad I’m free,
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| So you can have that man!
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| I will gladly give that bird to you,
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| Got all my clothes packed, gonna leave this shack,
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| Don’t want nobody, Lord, to call me back!
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| My daddy wants me, sweet papa wants me,
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| For me to come there,
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| I’m going now,
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| I’m going to take the fastest train!
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| So you can have that man!
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| Now, you can have that man,
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| If you say he comes to see you, too;
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| Go on, and take that man,
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| You will find out that his love ain’t true.
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| Lord, a man like that ain’t worth a cent,
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| Just wants you to pay his room rent,
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| Take it from me, I’m glad I’m free,
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| So you can have that man!
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| I will gladly give that bird to you,
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| Got all my clothes packed, gonna leave this shack,
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| Don’t want nobody, Lord, to call me back!
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| My daddy wants me, sweet papa wants me,
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| For me to come there,
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| I’m going now,
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| I’m going to catch the fastest train!
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| So you can have that man! |