| I was first on Main Street
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| Started down Beale
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| I was looking for this women
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| They call Lucille
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved, baby
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| Honey, where they don’t like you
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| The Mississippi river
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| So long, deep, and wide
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| I can see my good girl standing on the other side
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved, baby
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| Honey, where they don’t want you
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| I left her on Beale Street
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| Started down
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| I was looking for the women
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| They call Lizzie, man
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved, baby
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| Honey, where they don’t want you
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| If you don’t like my peaches
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| Don’t shake my tree
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| I ain’t after your woman, man
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| She’s after me
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved, baby
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| Honey, where they don’t want you
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| I’ve got one girl in Texas
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| And two in Tennessee
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| But the woman over here in this town, Lord
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| all over me
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved to Kansas City
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| She done moved, baby |
| Honey, where they don’t want you
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| I’m going to tell all of you men
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| What we mustn’t do
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| Don’t never love a women like she says she loves you
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| She’ll call you honey, she’ll call you pie
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| And she’ll let things get loose, Lord, on the sly
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| Then she’ll move to Kansas City
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| Then she’ll move to Kansas City
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| Then she’ll move, baby
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| Honey, where they don’t want you |