Outside of That

CLARENCE WILLIAMS, JO TRENT

I've got the meanest man in the land
But his love is that sticking brand
His kiss just lingers on my lips
And thrill me to my fingertips
People say I'm a fool
He's heartless and also cruel

But outside of that, he's all right with me
Outside of that, he's sweet as he can be
I love him as true as stars above
He beats me up, but how he can love
I never loved like that since the day I was born
I said for fun, I don't want you no more

And when I said that, I made sweet papa sore
He blacked my eyes, I couldn't see
Then he pawned the things he gave to me
But outside of that, he's all right with me

I said for fun, I don't want you no more
And when I said that, I made sweet papa sore
When he pawned my things I said: you're a dirty old thief
Now, then he turned around and knocks out both of my teeth
Outside of that, he's all right with me

Trivia about the song Outside of That by Bessie Smith

On which albums was the song “Outside of That” released by Bessie Smith?
Bessie Smith released the song on the albums “1923” in 1990, “Bessie Smith” in 2004, “Queen Of The Blues: Volume 1 A” in 2006, and “Midnight Blues - The Complete Recordings 1923 - 1931” in 2009.
Who composed the song “Outside of That” by Bessie Smith?
The song “Outside of That” by Bessie Smith was composed by CLARENCE WILLIAMS, JO TRENT.

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