Confessin' the Blues

WALTER JACOBS

Baby, here I stand before you with my heart in my hand
I want you greet it mama hopin' that you'll understand
Oh baby, mama please don't dog me around
Well, I'd rather love you baby, than anyone else I know in town
Well, because you're so nice and lovely
And you have such pleasin' ways
If you take to your home I'll be there the rest of my days
That's the truth mama
Yes, you know I wouldn't lie
Well, if I don't love you baby
Honey, I swear I hope to die

Hey, baby, don't you want a man like me?
Oh, baby, don't you want a man like me?
Well, you think only about our future
And forget about your used-to-be, yeah

Well now, this is my confession, baby and I'm thrilled by all your charms
It seems that I'm in heaven when you hold me in your arms
Well baby, you can have me for yourself
Well, you was meant for me baby
And I don't want nobody else
Hey, baby, don't you want a man like me?
Yeah baby, don't you want a man like me?
Well, you think only about our future
And forget about your used-to-be

Trivia about the song Confessin' the Blues by B.B. King

On which albums was the song “Confessin' the Blues” released by B.B. King?
B.B. King released the song on the albums “Confessin' The Blues” in 1965, “Completely Well” in 1969, “Got My Mojo Working” in 1989, “Deuces Wild” in 1997, “The Vintage Years” in 2002, and “Ladies and Gentlemen...Mr. B.B. King” in 2012.
Who composed the song “Confessin' the Blues” by B.B. King?
The song “Confessin' the Blues” by B.B. King was composed by WALTER JACOBS.

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