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I'm Just Dumb (1940)
It's a pity the way I love you, and you ain't worth a dime.
You talk all night in your sleep, baby then you wake up lyin'.
It will take me a while to forget you, but I'll finally get you off my mind.
Your ways is so sweet, but oh, what a rotten mind.
Your face is really beautiful, babe, and your jive is really fine.
That's it … [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
But to trust you with the truth mama, you know is just a waste of time.
When you first met me you said you loved me, I knew all the time that you was lyin'.
Said you loved me baby, but I couldn't get you off my mind.
You know I ‘s just a poor little fool, that's why you played me for deaf, dumb, and blind.
Yes, talk to me! [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
When you said you was all mine, I was still too dumb to see.
When you said you was all mine, I was still too dumb to see.
How could Jones be your brother, when your last name is Julia Lee?
I know you didn't love me baby; it was so plain to see.
Aaaaah, greased ‘n lightenin'! [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
You still lied to me baby, and you made a sap out of po' little me.
You know yourself Jones and Lee, don't sound like sister and brother to me.
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You know yourself Jones and Lee, don't sound like sister and brother to me.
You still lied to me baby, and you made a sap out of po' little me.
Aaaaah, greased ‘n lightenin'! [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
I know you didn't love me baby; it was so plain to see.
How could Jones be your brother, when your last name is Julia Lee?
When you said you was all mine, I was still too dumb to see.
When you said you was all mine, I was still too dumb to see.
Yes, talk to me! [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
You know I ‘s just a poor little fool, that's why you played me for deaf, dumb, and blind.
Said you loved me baby, but I couldn't get you off my mind.
When you first met me you said you loved me, I knew all the time that you was lyin'.
But to trust you with the truth mama, you know is just a waste of time.
That's it … [spoken words – Dan Dixon]
Your face is really beautiful, babe, and your jive is really fine.
Your ways is so sweet, but oh, what a rotten mind.
It will take me a while to forget you, but I'll finally get you off my mind.
You talk all night in your sleep, baby then you wake up lyin'.
It's a pity the way I love you, and you ain't worth a dime.
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| II'm JJust DDumb ((1940) |
| 'm ust umb 1940) |
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| I' J7ust D7umb (190) |
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| I'j Jkst Dkmb (1950) |
| I'jm Dkumb (19540) |
| I'mj Jukst Dukmb (19450) |
| I'k Jist Dimb (19e0) |
| I'km Diumb (19e40) |
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| I'nm J8ust D8umb (19r40) |
| I'mn Ju8st Du8mb (194r0) |
| Jjst Djmb (1930) |
| Jjust Djumb (19340) |
| Jujst Dujmb (19430) |
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