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Ain't No Use
 
  Rudy stevenson

Ain’t no use baby
I’m leaving the scene
Ain’t no use baby
You’re too doggone mean

Yes I’m tired of paying dues
Having the blues
Hitting bad news
Ain’t no use baby

Ain’t no use baby
I’m leaving town
Ain’t no use daddy
I’m putting you down

I’m gonna change my name
Things won’t be the same
Cos I’m tired of palying your game
Ain’t no use baby I tell you ain’t no use

I tried all these years lord knows I’ve tried
Yes and I cried deep down inside
But daddy why complain
It’s all over and you’re to blame yeah yeah

Ain’t no use baby
Shed them tears
Ain’t no use baby
I cried for years for too many years

You done had your fan

Ain’t no use
Ain’t no use
Ain’t no use daddy
Ain’t no use




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