Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931)

LONNIE JOHNSON

I'll be glad when you dead, ol' man Ned.
I'll be glad when you dead, ol' man Ned.
Yeas, when you dead, you'll stop hangin' your britches on my bed.
I'll be glad when you dead, ol' man Ned.

I'll be glad when you dead, you good for nothin' hound.
I'll be glad when you dead, you good for nothin' hound.
Yeas, when they put you ‘leven feet under the ground, I an' your wife will start messin' around.
I'll be glad when you dead, you good for nothin' hound.

Uncle Ned, you better stop usin' your head, Uncle Ned.
You better stop usin' your head, Uncle Ned.
Now the reason you sick in bed, eatin' all that raw fish an' old bread.
I'll be glad when you dead, Uncle Ned.

An' this pigmeat goin' be the death of you, Uncle Ned.
Uncle Ned, this pigmeat ‘s goin' be the death of you.
Yes, pigmeat killed your pappy, and your grandpa too.
Uncle Ned, pigmeat ‘s goin' be the death of you.

Uncle Ned, you can't do the things you did years ago.
Uncle Ned, you can't do the things you did years ago.
You remember, you ninety-four, an' you shake that thing no more.
You can't do the things you did years ago.

Trivia about the song Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931) by Lonnie Johnson

On which albums was the song “Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931)” released by Lonnie Johnson?
Lonnie Johnson released the song on the albums “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)” in 2005, “Lonnie Johnson Selected Favorites Volume 6” in 2006, and “A Life In Music Selected Sides 1925 - 1953” in 2010.
Who composed the song “Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931)” by Lonnie Johnson?
The song “Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931)” by Lonnie Johnson was composed by LONNIE JOHNSON.

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