| There ain’t but three men who really can spend my dough
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| There ain’t but three men who really can spend my dough
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| There’s the rent man, the grocery man
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| And the man that owns the clothing store
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| There’s only three men that can flag this train of mine
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| There’s only three men that can flag this train of mine
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| There’s the working man and the gambler
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| And the one that loves me all the time
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| There ain’t but three men that I really won’t treat wrong
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| There ain’t but three men that I really won’t treat wrong
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| That’s my father and my brother
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| And the one that lays on my arm
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| There ain’t but three men who can make a clown out of me
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| There ain’t but three men who can make a clown out of me
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| That’s my husband and my sweetheart
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| And my old-time used-to-be
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| There ain’t but three men who really can make me fall
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| There ain’t but three men who really can make me fall
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| That’s my best friend, my kid man
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| The one that’s kicking in my stall |