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When we first met, baby |
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You said it was me and you |
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But I found out later |
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That was others too |
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But I didn't quit you, baby |
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I hung on like a vine |
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But when you say your love for me |
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Was all in my mind |
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Oh, that did it, baby |
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Lord, that did it, baby |
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Well, ain't no need in coming back |
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That's the end and that's that |
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Oh, you did it, baby |
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I work six days a week |
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In the rich folk's yard |
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And anybody can tell you, baby |
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That kinda work is real hard |
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You know I didn't mind |
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Taking care of you |
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But I saw your other man |
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Wearing my brand new shoes |
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Oh, Lord, that did it, baby |
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Oh, that did it, baby |
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Well, there ain't no coming back |
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That's the end and that's that |
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Oh, you did it, baby |
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There's one thing I wanna say |
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You said we'd get married |
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In the early spring |
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I passed a pawn shop today |
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I peeked in and saw my ring |
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You say you needed the money |
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To pay your rent |
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But I saw you sitting at the bar |
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Spending your last red cent |
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Oh, that did it, baby |
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Oh, that did it, baby |
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Well, I know you think you're slick |
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But you played your last trick |
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Oh, you did it, baby |
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Lord, you did it, baby |
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It's all, it's all over now, baby |
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I said you played your last trick now, baby |
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Lord, it's all over |
