My Baby's angry. He's always so angry; He smiles only when he can give me abuse. What's the use. What's the use?
The church bells are busted again. And at cakewalk class I'm out of sync. I peek at granddad's watch and take a drink.
Linen being pawned on an eclipse. Pack the swatches in the pony-cart. Before the gate he squints and he's ready to start.
My baby's angry--he's always so angry. At best he ignores me and don't curse and stare.
He gets pink roses sent by: The Other Woman now lives upstairs (You think she thinks he really cares?)
He's in the Kansas City cabinet today; Pretend I'm asleep and I hear him say:
Now Old Hag, stay sleeping: If you never wake up, it's heaven (as it were):
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