Transcribed from vocals by Edna Hicks, 12/23;
From Edna
Hicks, Hazel Meyers, Laura Smith: Complete Recorded Works in Chronological
Order, vol.2: 1923-1927; Document Records, DOCD-5432
I never let another man fool me;
I've been as worried as a girl
could be;
I've been between the devil and
the deep blue sea.
But now my heart's just like a
stone;
I'll tell the king upon his throne,
That I don't love nobody, nobody
under the sun.
I don't love nobody, so I don't
have no blues;
I'm just a dancing dame,
Who's through with the loving game;
I don't need nobody
To tell my troubles to,
'Cause I'm through
Falling to
Lazy papas like I used to do.
I don't love nobody;
I want the world to know,
When I'm with a fellow,
It's simply for making a show;
I keep a fellow spending 'til his
money's gone.
And tell tell him that he's nothing
but a pure greenhorn,
I don't love nobody, so I don't
have no blues;
I wouldn't be so cool to the men,
but see,
I used to love a man who made a
fool of me;
So, I don't love nobody, so I don't
have no blues.
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