Frank Stokes Bedtime Blues
Now when you lay down at night call your good friend by
name
You don't like my teepee you sure can't make my
And I looked at the sun and the sun was shining warm
You never miss your good gal till you caught your train
and gone
And you stood and cried : what you want me to say to you
I want you to think about the things baby that me and
you used to do
Honey run here baby let's join our good hands
I been in trouble some place gal ever since I been your
man
If the blues don't quit me I'll stay drunk every day
The last time I seen you trying to make your get‑away
