Lyrics I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle - Susannah McCorkle

I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle - Susannah McCorkle
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle, artist - Susannah McCorkle. Album song From Broken Hearts To The Blue Skies, in the genre Джаз
Date of issue: 31.12.1998
Record label: Concord Jazz
Song language: English

I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle

Let me tell you daddy
Momma ain’t gonna sit here and grieve
Pack up your stuff and get ready to leave
I stood your foolishness long enough
So now I’m gonna call your bluff
Oh, I’m gonna call your hand
So, now daddy here’s my plan
Ain’t gonna play no second fiddle
'Cause I’m used to playin' lead
You must think that I am blind
You’ve been cheatin' me all the time
Whoa yeah, you still flirt
And you’ll notice I ain’t hurt
To see you with my chum
Do you think that I am dumb?
You 'cause me to drink
When I sit down and think
And notice that you never take heed
I went to your house the other night
Caught you and your good girl
Havin' a fight
Ain’t gonna play no second fiddle
'Cause I’m used to playin' lead
Caught you with your
Good time tramp
So, now I’m gonna
Put out your lamp
Oh, poppa, I ain’t sore
You ain’t gonna mess up with me no more
I’m gonna flirt with another guy
Then you’re gonna hang your head an' cry
Ain’t gonna play no second fiddle
'Cause I’m used to playin' lead

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Artist lyrics: Susannah McCorkle