You used to say that you were going
away,
And when you'd start, I'd come
and beg you to stay;
That time has passed,
It could not last;
Do just as you may;
One time I used to sit around and
pout,
Just like a crazy little fool,
no doubt,
But I've arranged a mighty change,
Leave me now, and you will hear
me shout:
It makes no difference now,
It makes no difference now;
I used to think nobody else could
take your place,
But I found another daddy with
more style and grace!
So I'm not singin' the blues!
You can go wherever you choose!
I don't want to be bold, but I'm
getting you told,
'Cause it makes no difference now,
I mean,
It makes no difference now!
Remember last winter, when you bought
my hat,
You raised all kinds of fuss about
that;
You even took the clothes that
you bought for me,
And you gave them to a gal called
Sally Lee.
She was lopsided, cross-eyed, and
bowlegged, too,
And she looked just like one booglyboo,
So I found myself a daddy that
isn't rough,
And believe me now, babe, I'm gonna
strut my stuff!
It makes no difference now,
It makes no difference now;
There is one thing I want you to
understand,
Got the world in a jug, got the
stopper in my hand!
I'm not singin' the blues!
You can go wherever you choose!
I don't want to be bold, but I'm
getting you told,
'Cause it makes no difference now,
I mean,
It makes no difference now!
Published 4/1/01.
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