Kansas City Blues-Part 2 (1927) — текст песни (Lonnie Johnson)

I’m was first on Main and I started down Beale, I was lookin’
for the woman that they call Lucille.
She’s done moved to Kansas City, she’s done moved to Kansas City.
She’s done moved baby, honey baby where they don’t like you.

The Mississippi River is so long, deep, and wide, I can’t see
my baby standin’ on the other side.
She’s done moved to Kansas City, she’s done moved to Kansas City.
She’s done moved baby, honey where they don’t like you.

I left on Beale, and I started down Vant, I was lookin’ for the
woman that cut up my last pair of pants.
She done moved to Kansas City, she done moved to Kansas City.
She done moved baby, honey where they don’t like you.

If you don’t like my peaches, don’t shake my tree, I ain’t after
your woman, she is after me.
We goin’ to move to Kansas City, we goin’ to move to Kansas City.
We goin’ to move baby, honey where they don’t like you.

I got a gal in Texas, I got two in Tennessee, I got a woman in
this town, Lord she claims over me.
We goin’ to move to Kansas City, we goin’ to move to Kansas City.
We goin’to move baby, honey where they don’t like you.

I’m goin’ to tell all you men what we mustn’t do, don’t never
love no woman like she say she love you.
She will call you honey, she will call you pie, she will let
things loose on the sly.
Then she will move to Kansas City, she will move to Kansas City.
Then she will move baby, honey where they don’t like you.