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B.B. King ~ Monday Woman


Oh, my monday woman Starch and iron my clothes Monday woman Starch and iron my clothes My tuesday woman Pays my room rent and board Oh, my wednesday woman Buys my hat and shoes Wednesday woman Buys my hat and shoes And my thursday woman Woman always singin' the blues Well, i feel like jumpin' From the treetop to the ground Feel like jumpin' From the treetop to the ground Because my friday woman Woman just talks all the time Well, i don't want no woman Got to give my money to Don't need no woman I got to give my money to She'll spend it all on a bar The woman don't mean no good more free lyrics

Oh, my monday woman
Starch and iron my clothes
Monday woman
Starch and iron my clothes
My tuesday woman
Pays my room rent and board

Oh, my wednesday woman
Buys my hat and shoes
Wednesday woman
Buys my hat and shoes
And my thursday woman
Woman always singin' the blues

Well, i feel like jumpin'
From the treetop to the ground
Feel like jumpin'
From the treetop to the ground
Because my friday woman
Woman just talks all the time

Well, i don't want no woman
Got to give my money to
Don't need no woman
I got to give my money to
She'll spend it all on a bar
The woman don't mean no good

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