Chords for Bobby Rush - Wearing It Out

_ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ All the fellas always walk [G] around talking about [Dm] Bobby Ray, my woman, I left.
_ [G]
I [B] don't [Dm] know why your woman left you, [G] why she left me yet.
_ [C#] _ [Dm] But I don't know how soon. _
[G] You see, [E] _ [Dm] I got a country woman, _ [G] and I keep that
woman in mind just as [Dm] healthy, fat, and fine as you can be. _
_ _ [C#] _ [Dm] And I raise hog, cow, [G] chicken, and everybody.
_ [Dm] She better not like that, she's hungry.
If she [G] do, [B] your cow is [Dm] dead. _ _ _
[G] _ _ And if [Dm] she wants some pork chop, I kill a
pig [G] with her pork chop all the [B] week.
_ [Dm] _ And if she wants some [G] chicken, [C] I rank her
chicken and [Dm] I'll fry her and bring her home and bring her to her [G] bed.
And you know, [Dm] she better not ever, ever, ever [G] act like she wants some love.
_ [Dm] That's why I really come here, to see some love in my game.
[C] And [Dm] I'm serious about making love.
When I make love, I don't be playing around.
_ Let me show you what I'm talking about.
_ _ I be working, _ _ _ _ _ I be wearing it out. _
[G] Oh yeah.
[C] I [Dm] be working on it, y'all.
I swear.
[G] _ I [Dm] sure love me wearing it [Dm] out.
Now, [G] speaking about wearing it out, the reason why I wear it out is because I'm a jealous man.
And I don't want nobody tapping around with my stuff while I'm gone.
[G] _ _ You [Dm] see, _
_ _ [G] let me talk about these [Dm] fellas for a minute.
You see, _ _ [G] girls, [C] can y'all remember [Dm] when you first married your husband?
[G] You first started to stand with your boyfriend.
[Dm] He used to drive you to the movies [G] or wherever with [C] his left hand on the [Dm] thorn wheel and his right hand doing something like [G] this.
_ [Dm] You know what I mean, don't you?
And after [G] you get married to him for about [C] six years or [Dm] a little bit or whatever, then he drive with both hands [G] on the thorn wheel.
[B] You [Dm] almost fall out the car, set so far to the right.
[G] _ _ _ [Dm] You see, you take like [G] me.
_ [B] _ _ [Dm] _
Every time I leave my [G] woman, [B] I make sure when I come [Dm] home, the first thing I do is pick [G] her up.
_ [Dm] I be working, _ _ [G] _ _ I [Dm] be wearing it out.
_ [G] Oh yeah.
[Dm] _ I be working on it, yeah.
[G] _ I sure love [Dm] me wearing it out.
_ _ [G] _ _ Now, [Dm] we got the kind of fellas who [G] have [B] the job of working at [Dm] the steel mill or working on the railroad or [G] ship dock or what have you.
[Dm] Sometimes I leave the woman, _ [G] dog, the cat and all [Dm] of the good things at home.
There where we can [G] do, first thing to do when they come home [Dm] is pat the dog on the [G] head, _ [B] rub the dog [Dm] gone cat, watch TV,
[G] _ drink a lot of beer, [Dm] _
jump in the bed, [G] _ [B] go to sleep.
[Dm] _ _
Take like [G] me, if I'm away from my woman [Dm] a week, two weeks, three weeks, three days, three [G] hours or what have you,
the first thing [B] I do when I come home is [Dm] _
kick the dog gone [G] dog, _ put the [Dm] cat out of the house, _ [G] put my kids in the [B] dog room,
lock the door, [Dm] jump in the bed, call my [G] woman, come here baby.
[B] Mr.
Kidd and Risha, just you [Dm] know what I do?
Rish, get up.
[G] Let me tell you, I [Dm] be working, _ _ [G] _ _ _ [Dm] I be wearing it out.
I [G] _ _ _ [Dm] be working on it, oh yeah.
[G] _ I sure love [Dm] me wearing it out.
_ [G] _ You see, [Dm] we got some fellas [G] all the way running up talking about Bobby.
[Dm] _ _
They said my woman [G] done left me.
And [F] I had this fella told me [Dm] yesterday, he's a Bobby Rush.
_ [G] He said, I been married four [Dm] times and all my wives done left me.
[G] I said, what happened?
He said, [C] Bobby, I don't know.
[Dm] He said, I didn't do a dog gone thing to him.
[G] I don't know why he [B] left me, I didn't do a thing.
[Dm] _
Now, I [G] simply told him, it [Dm] didn't have to be what he did, it could be something he didn't do.
_ _ [G] I see some [Dm] of you fellas get married with your woman, when you first get [G] married, you _ [Dm] kiss them on the jaw every time you leave.
[G] I did it in the mouth.
_ And when you come back, give them another juicy kiss.
And then after you're with them for about a year or what [G] have you, you get [B] used to them, you know what I mean?
[Dm] And then you want to [G] kiss them on the jaw, and that's all.
[C#] _ [Dm] If she talking about being kicked under [G] the neck or whatever, you be talking [Dm] about, uh-uh, that ain't nothing to do with that.
A _ [F] chick like me, [Dm] I don't care what my baby want to be kissed at, [B] she got it.
_ [Dm] You know why?
You know why I say that?
[C] _ [Dm] I be working.
I _ _ _ be wearing it up. _
[G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
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