| My baby jumped up this morning
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| Sat on the side of the bed
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| He said, «I'm leaving you, baby.»
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| And this is just what I said
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| I said, «I can’t make you stay if you want to go
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| But it’s high time, baby, that you should know
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| So, if you still wanna go, go ahead
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| And I mean every word I said."
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| My baby thought I was jivin'
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| And he went right out the door
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| He left me about three in the morning
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| I got me a man at four
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| Some women cry when their men bleed them
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| Dry, long and slow
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| But I found out somethin' a long time ago
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| So if he gets too big for his pants
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| You better spring that new one and give him a chance
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| I used to be chicken hearted;
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| Cry when he’d walk out the door
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| 'cause I was just young and stupid
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| Ha! |
| Ain’t like that no more
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| 'Cause I had a hard way to go
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| But I learned the score
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| And I’m here to tell you
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| And I should know
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| And let him do anything he choose
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| There’s a million men who can fill his shoes
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| One monkey don’t stop no show
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| You can tell him I told you so |