T.B. Blues-Victoria Spivey

T-B Blues - Victoria Spivey Part 1 VS: Who is that? LJ: Furniture man VS: Oh. Aw, I ain't got no money today VS: Furniture man, please don't take my furniture away LJ: I've got to take it. I ain't going to let it stay VS: I'm a hard-working woman LJ: Yes, but you don't seem to get much pay VS: Don't be so mean. Give a poor girl a little time LJ: You done had your time, and now it is a crime VS: But I'm a good-lovin' mama LJ: But you ain't got a single dime VS: Furniture man, don't move my lovin' foldin' bed LJ: I'm going to move it or lose my job instead VS: That's where I get my pleasure LJ: Oh no, that's where you rest your head VS: Furniture man, let me have another week to pay LJ: I said no, hot mama, I must have some dough today VS: Well, my man will bring some money LJ: Well, he better bring it right away VS: Leave my stove 'cause it's getting too doggone cold LJ: I got to haul your ashes before they get too old VS: Oh, please remove that clicker LJ: Then it will be red hot, I'm told Part 2 VS: Furniture man, won't you crawl around here after dark? LJ: If I crawl around, mama, will you let me park? VS: Yes, and we'll do some business LJ: I'm out until four o'clock VS: If you will agree, I know how we can get it fixed LJ: Gal, stop tempting me. I will get all o' my days nixed VS: Let's get together LJ: I'm onto all of your tricks VS: When I get through, you'll cancel every debt I owe LJ: And when I get you, mama, we will do so-and-so VS: Well, then, make me know it LJ: Well, come on, honey, baby, let's go VS: Come into my parlor, furniture man, and close the door LJ: Baby I can't stand it. You will get me nervous, I'm sure VS: I got something for you LJ: Why ain't you said that long before? VS: Furniture man, say you'll give me just another chance? LJ: You can have some money, mama, just take it in advance VS: Now you talkin' daddy LJ: That's it mama, right over in my pants