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Treat ‘Em Right (1927) Video (MV)






Lonnie Johnson - Treat ‘Em Right (1927) Lyrics




You shouldn't scold your wife when you do wrong yourself.
You shouldn't scold your wife when you do wrong yourself.
Because no woman wants to stay home all by herself.

We go out and we get drunk, and we stay the whole night long.
We men go out and get drunk, and stay the whole night long.
But to let us tell it, we never do'd wrong.

But every man, he should understand.
But every man, every man should understand.
A woman wants a real good husband, and not a ramblin' man.

You must understand, a good woman ain't found every day.
You must understand, a good woman ain't found every day.
By stayin' out from home, you will soon drive your babe away.

You must stop your way of ramblin', and stay home some time.
We must stop our way of ramblin', and stay home some time.
'Cause this all night and never home, and soon start her with a ramblin' mind.
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You shouldn't scold your wife when you do wrong yourself.
You shouldn't scold your wife when you do wrong yourself.
Because no woman wants to stay home all by herself.

We go out and we get drunk, and we stay the whole night long.
We men go out and get drunk, and stay the whole night long.
But to let us tell it, we never do'd wrong.

But every man, he should understand.
But every man, every man should understand.
A woman wants a real good husband, and not a ramblin' man.

You must understand, a good woman ain't found every day.
You must understand, a good woman ain't found every day.
By stayin' out from home, you will soon drive your babe away.

You must stop your way of ramblin', and stay home some time.
We must stop our way of ramblin', and stay home some time.
'Cause this all night and never home, and soon start her with a ramblin' mind.
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Writer: COZY HARRIS, LONNIE JOHNSON
Copyright: Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing


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