| Well, I’m goin' down to Rosie’s, stop at Fannie Mae’s
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| Gonna tell Fannie what I heard, her boyfriend say
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| Don’t start me to talkin', I’ll tell her everything I know
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| I’m gonna break up this signifyin', 'cause somebody’s got to go
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| Jack give his wife two dollars, go downtown and get some margarine1
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| Gets out on the streets, ol' George stopped her
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| He knocked her down, and blackened her eye
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| She gets back home, tell her husband a lie
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| Don’t start me to talkin, I’ll tell everything I know
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| I’m gonna break up this signifyin', somebody’s got to go
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| She borrowed some money, go to the beauty shop
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| Jim honked his horn, she begin to stop
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| She said, «Take me, baby,» around the block
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| I’m goin to the beauty shop, where I can get my hair sock2″
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| Don’t start me to talkin', I’ll tell everything I know
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| Well, to break up this signifyin', somebody’s got to go
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| Note 1: John W. Harrelson suggest that instead of «margarine» it should read «market». |
| He says it’s southern dialect, «go down to the store and get my
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| market (ing) done». |
| Thanks John; |