Dark Lady

The fortune queen, New Orleans, was brushing her cat and her black little muzzy. On the back seat were scratches from the box of men Her fortune she had won Couldn't see through the tinted glass She said, home, James, be here, the gas I followed her to some dark and room

Took my money and she said, I'll be with you soon Dog lady, hand-dows, now lift the candle one by one Hands to her gypsum, music till the blue is dawn Dog lady, I played black magic till the clock struck on the twirl She told me more hard loud than I knew myself She dealt two cards, queen and a three, and mumbled some words that were so strange to me.

And then she turned up a two-eyed jack, my eyes all red, but the cards still stand black. Said the man your love is secretly true, someone else who is very close to you. My advice is that you leave this place Never come back and forget you ever saw my face Dog lady, loud and danced And let the candles one by one

Dance to her gyms, their music Tell her who was done Double-a-dent plate black magic till the clock stops on the 12. She told me more about me than I knew of myself. So I ran home and called in my bed.

I couldn't sleep because of all the things she said. Then I remembered her strange perfume. How I smelled and wasn't my own room So I sneak back and call it with my man Lying and kissing till they saw the gun in my head The next thing I knew they were dead on the floor