You Took My Man chords by Ethel waters
Verse 1
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Well,
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you took my man,
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but I'll get him right back
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from you.
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Yes, you took my man,
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but I'll get him right back from you.
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And the reason why you'll lose him,
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you don't know how to do
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It's been a lonesome morning
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and oh, what a lonesome
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night
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It's been lonesome mornings
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and oh, what lonesome
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nights
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Can't forget that man,
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even though he's out of my sight
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He's a two -ton popper
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with a king -size appetite
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He's a two -ton popper
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with a king -size appetite
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But he has the key to my door
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and he knows how to turn it right.
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He's five feet tall, six feet round,
his legs are so short,
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they haunt reach the ground,
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but he's my old man.
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He's the right old man, all right.
He's a drag in the daytime,
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but he sure straightens out at night.
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He likes to find a wo
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man who's little and lean,
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but when he wants a change,
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he tries the other extreme.
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He's my daddy,
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though he's got his faults
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If he says he's yours,
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you can take it with a grain of salt
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He eats like a hog, drinks like a fish,
takes weeds and gin for a breakfast dish
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But he's my daddy, and I love him,
that man for sure
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There's nothing wrong with him
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that a night with me can't cure
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