“Oh, Baby, 'Low Me One More Chance”
Description
"A burly coon you know Who took his clothes an' go, Come back las' night. But his wife said, 'Honey, I'se done wid coon, I'se gwine to pass for white.'" He promises to reform, to be satisfied with little, even to do the cooking. She does not relent
Notes
Sort of a "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?" with the gender roles reversed and the proper ending to the piece. - RBW
Cross references
- cf. "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?" (theme)
References
- Scarborough-NegroFS, pp. 275-276, (no title) (1 text)
- BI, ScNF275B