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My man said he didn't want me |
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I'm getting tired of his dirty ways |
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I'm going to see another brown |
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I'm packin' my clothes |
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I'm leavin' town, getting outdoors |
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Lettin' him know and he'll see a hard time |
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Now there's no need of cryin', just put me off your mind, |
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Then you'll see a hard time |
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When your good woman is gone you'll see a hard time |
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(spoken: Don't say a word, just listen) |
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The risin' sun ain't gonna set in the east no more |
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The risin' sun ain't gonna set in the east no more |
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'Cause I'm a good woman I can get a man any place I go |
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You can say what you please, you will miss me |
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There's a lots-a things you are bound to see, |
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When your friends forsake you and your money's gone |
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Then you'll look around all your clothes is gone |
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Down on your knees you'll ask for me, |
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There's no one else you will want to see |
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Then you'll pray a prayer that men pray ev'rywhere, Lord |
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When your good woman is gone |
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When your good woman is gone |