William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
William Harris
Blind Joe Reynolds
Blind Joe Reynolds
Blind Joe Reynolds
Blind Joe Reynolds
Skip James
Skip James
Skip James
[Verse 1]
When you lose your money, please don't lose your mind
When you lose your money, please don't lose your mind
When you lose your woman, please don't fool with mine
[Verse 2]
Tell you married men, how to keep your wife at home
Tell you married men, how to keep your wife at home
Get you a job, and roll for the man, and try to carry your labor home
Hmm, hmm, try to carry your labor home
[Verse 3]
Hey you married women, how to keep your husbands at home
Hey you married women, how to keep your husbands at home, hmm hmm hmm
Take care of your husband's labor, and let these single boys alone
[Verse 4]
Make a single woman crazy about a married man
What make a single woman crazy about a married man
'Cause he works hard all the time, he puts money in her hand
[Verse 5]
Make a married woman so crazy about a single man, hmm hmm hmm
Make a married woman crazy about a single man
'Cause her husband might lay down and die, and raise that fella to her hand
[Verse 6]
Let me tell you men what these married women will do
Let me tell you boys what these married women will do
You will get your money, she will catch up to you
[Verse 7]
If you ask me, ain't gonna tell you nothin' else
If you ask me, ain't gonna tell you nothin' else
Man's a fool if he thinks, got a whole woman to himself
Married Woman Blues was written by Blind Joe Reynolds.
Blind Joe Reynolds released Married Woman Blues on Fri Feb 13 1931.