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Bo Diddley ~ nursery rhyme


NURSERY RHYME (Ellas McDaniel) My sister's name is Puudin' Tame, They asked if she would stay the same, My brother's name is Little Jack Horner, My mama asked to watch to heat warm them. Sister told papa when he got home, Papa, papa, he sassed and moaned, Papa looked at brother, far in his eyes, Brother started on thr handjive. He called sister, and he called mom, Said, "Look here, look here, what's this going on?" Everybody had a real surprise, But brother had tears in his eyes. Brother's so scared he couldn't walk, Papa's afraid he could not talk. I LOVE YOU SO (Ellas McDaniel) Oh, I, I, I, baby, I love you so, You know, you know, I love you so. All my life I been lovin' you, Sometimes I wonder, baby, what you're gonna do. You told me honey, that our love's unreal, I can't be with you 'cos you won't be filled. You keep tellin' all our closest friends, That you were with me from the very beginin', I, I, yeah, I love you so. In the morning, it's alright, In the evening, it's still alright, In the night, it's alright, Where you be, it's still alright. I, I, love you more free lyrics

NURSERY RHYME
(Ellas McDaniel)

My sister's name is Puudin' Tame,
They asked if she would stay the same,
My brother's name is Little Jack Horner,
My mama asked to watch to heat warm them.

Sister told papa when he got home,
Papa, papa, he sassed and moaned,
Papa looked at brother, far in his eyes,
Brother started on thr handjive.

He called sister, and he called mom,
Said, "Look here, look here, what's this going on?"
Everybody had a real surprise,
But brother had tears in his eyes.

Brother's so scared he couldn't walk,
Papa's afraid he could not talk.

I LOVE YOU SO
(Ellas McDaniel)

Oh, I, I, I, baby, I love you so,
You know, you know, I love you so.

All my life I been lovin' you,
Sometimes I wonder, baby, what you're gonna do.
You told me honey, that our love's unreal,
I can't be with you 'cos you won't be filled.
You keep tellin' all our closest friends,
That you were with me from the very beginin',
I, I, yeah, I love you so.

In the morning, it's alright,
In the evening, it's still alright,
In the night, it's alright,
Where you be, it's still alright.
I, I, love you

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