Seven Years with the Wrong Man
Bob Miller
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Seven Years with the Wrong Man by Bob Miller (Ft. Zora Layman)
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When Zora Layman, the first country female artist to enjoy a major solo hit record, sang her big song – “Seven Years With the Wrong Man” – on Ethel Park Richardson’s NBC radio program Hillbilly Heart Throbs, the NBC switchboard lit up for a prolonged period.
Seven Years with the Wrong Man Lyrics
Oh, girls, gather ‘round and hear my sad tale
Of the man I once loved but I sent him to jail
This man that I married had his mind in one track
Gave him that precious thing that I'll never get back
Seven Years with the wrong man is a long time to live
Seven Years with the wrong man who could take but not give
If I had my ruthers, girls, you’ll understand
I'd rather have 10 babies than to have the wrong man
In summer I cooled him, when he felt the heat
In winter I warmed him, warmed his icy feet
With only a headache, he'd groan and he’d cry
If men had women's aliments, most of them would die
Girls, why are we saving for some no good man
They've had the same habits ever since time began
Girls, they'll drive you crazy, put your mind in a fog
You can find more friendship in owning a dog
Seven Years with the wrong man is a long time to dwell
Seven years with the wrong man is like living in hell
Maybe somewhere there's good men but the worst ones prevail
But there's one consolation, we can throw them in jail
Maybe somewhere there's good men that are hanging around
Only good men that I know are under six foot underground
Seven Years with the Wrong Man Q&A
Who wrote Seven Years with the Wrong Man's ?
Seven Years with the Wrong Man was written by Bob Miller.
When did Bob Miller release Seven Years with the Wrong Man?
Bob Miller released Seven Years with the Wrong Man on Sun Jan 01 1933.