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B.B. King ~ I've Got Papers On You Baby


I've got papers on you baby You gotta do what i say I've got papers on you baby You gotta do what i say I mean business woman I've got too old to play I've got papers on you baby And i mean you're mine all mine I've got papers on you baby And i mean you're mine all mine Well, if you do what i tell you woman We've got to get along real fine Yes, the red light means stop The green light means go Tell you something once I ain't gonna tell you no more I've got papers on you baby You gotta do what i say I've got old baby And i'm too old to play Well, now i'll see that you eat Ans see that you have a place to stay Well, now i'll see that you eat Ans see that you have a place to stay Yes, but as long as you stay in this house I ain't gonna let you have your way I've got papers on you baby I mean it in black and white I've got papers on you baby I mean it in black and white Well you're hard to get along with But you just gotta treat me right more free lyrics

I've got papers on you baby
You gotta do what i say
I've got papers on you baby
You gotta do what i say
I mean business woman
I've got too old to play

I've got papers on you baby
And i mean you're mine all mine
I've got papers on you baby
And i mean you're mine all mine
Well, if you do what i tell you woman
We've got to get along real fine

Yes, the red light means stop
The green light means go
Tell you something once
I ain't gonna tell you no more
I've got papers on you baby
You gotta do what i say
I've got old baby
And i'm too old to play

Well, now i'll see that you eat
Ans see that you have a place to stay
Well, now i'll see that you eat
Ans see that you have a place to stay
Yes, but as long as you stay in this house
I ain't gonna let you have your way

I've got papers on you baby
I mean it in black and white
I've got papers on you baby
I mean it in black and white
Well you're hard to get along with
But you just gotta treat me right

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