Famous Blues Covers: Cream, "Outside Woman Blues"
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Famous Blues Covers
Outside Woman Blues was popularized by the British rock group Cream, who recorded a rock blues adaptation in 1967 for the album Disraeli Gears.
Outside Woman Blues is a blues song originally recorded by Blind Joe Reynolds in 1929.
If you lose your money
Great God, don't lose your mind
If you lose your money
Great God, don't lose your mind
And if you lose your woman
Please don't fool with mine
I'm gonna buy me a bulldog
Watch my lady whilst I sleep
I'm gonna buy me a bulldog
Watch my lady whilst I sleep
'Cause women these days
They're so doggone crooked
That they might make off 'fore day creep
Well, you can't watch your wife
And your outside woman too
You know you can't watch your wife
And your outside women's too
'Cause when you're out with your woman
Your wife will be at home
Cooking your food, doing your dirt
Buddy, what're you trying to do?
You can't watch your wife
And your outside women's too
You know you can't watch your wife
And your outside women, too
When you're out with your woman
Your wife will be at home
Doing your dirt, cooking your food
Buddy, what're you trying to do?
Source: LyricFind
Composed by: Arthur Reynolds / Dp
Lyrics of Outside Woman Blues © Universal Music Publishing Group