1. |
Your Honey
01:28
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Your honey cried;
your honey lied;
your honey moaned;
your honey groaned:
"I feel so bad!"
"You're all I've had..."
"I feel so blue!"
"Cause I'm with you..."
Your honey goes
where you don't knows;
your honey's gone
with someone.
Don't feel so sad!
Your honey's glad.
Don't stick around!
Your honey's found.
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2. |
I Don't Mind
02:08
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And I don't mind if you is unkind,
and I don't mind if you can't unwind,
and I don't mind if you want to go fast,
and I don't mind if your love don't last,
and I don't mind if you want to go slow,
or if you just don't know,
or if you aren't well,
or if you just won't tell;
I don't mind!
No I don't, and you know I won't
ever mind.
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3. |
Depravity
01:46
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When out walking late one night,
I came across a pretty sight:
dressed in red from head to toe,
someone I'd like to know!
She turned around and made a smile,
so I stuck around for a little while,
but when she said I had to pay,
my mind was mangled;
I went away.
On that same night, later on,
I hadn't had my load of fun.
Found myself lost on the street;
man, my aching feet!
When times get rough, I have my stuff,
but, honey, baby, it ain't enough;
Found my way back to where you roamed,
I said, "okay, now, let's be alone."
You took my hand then and you said,
"shall I give you head?"
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4. |
Horseshoe Rag
01:02
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