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B.B. King ~ Five Long Years


If you ever been mistreated, then you know just what i'm talking about. If you ever been mistreated people, you know just what i'm talking about. I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman, And she had the nerve to put me out. You know i got a job in a steel mill, trucking steel like a slave. Five long years, every friday i went straight home with all of my pay. If you ever been mistreated people then you know just what i'm talking about. I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman, And she had the nerve to put me out. But you know, i finally learned a lesson, a long, long time ago. The next woman that i marry, she gotta work and bring in the dough. If you been mistreated people then you know just what i'm talking about. I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman, She had the nerve, she had the nerve to put me out. more free lyrics

If you ever been mistreated, then you know just what i'm talking about.
If you ever been mistreated people, you know just what i'm talking about.
I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman,
And she had the nerve to put me out.

You know i got a job in a steel mill, trucking steel like a slave.
Five long years, every friday i went straight home with all of my pay.
If you ever been mistreated people then you know just what i'm talking about.
I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman,
And she had the nerve to put me out.

But you know, i finally learned a lesson, a long, long time ago.
The next woman that i marry, she gotta work and bring in the dough.
If you been mistreated people then you know just what i'm talking about.
I tell you i worked, i worked five long years for a woman,
She had the nerve, she had the nerve to put me out.

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