| There ain’t nothin' I can do
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| Oh, nothin' I can say
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| That folks don’t criticize me
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| But I’m gonna do what I want to
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| Any way, and I don’t care
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| Just what people say
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| If I should take a notion
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| To jump into the ocean
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| If I go to church on Sunday
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| Then cabaret all day Monday
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| If my man ain’t got no money
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| And I say, «Take all mine, honey»
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| If I give him my last nickel
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| And it leaves me in a pickle
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| I’d rather my man would hit me
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| Than for him to jump up and quit me
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| I swear I won’t call no coppa
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| If I’m beat up by my poppa
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| Ain’t nobody’s business if I do
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| Nobody’s business
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| Ain’t nobody’s business
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| Nobody’s business if I do
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| Thank you. |
| Thank you, you’re sweet
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| Ah, you’re so sweet sometimes. |
| Thank you
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| Thank you very much
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| We gonna take a short intermission right here, 'cause the band’s gotta pee
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| We gonna be right back
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| Bring up your girl, Yvonne, to do a little dance for you
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| I thank you for your money and your time
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| Thank you very much
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| I’m your fan, sugar
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| You handsome devil, you
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| I’ll be right back
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| Right back |