Chords for He may be Your Man but He comes to see me Sometimes - Lucille Hegamin - Puritan Record 1922

I'm going [Am] to give you a very [C] interesting [B] blues [C#] record at this time.
Interesting for two or three
different reasons.
First of [E] all, it's on [D] the not-so-common [C#m] Puritan [A] label, which was
pressed by the [N] Bridgeport Dye and Machine Works in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in this instance back
probably in the early 1920s.
And secondly, because it's going to feature the second
African-American blues [G#] singer to sing on record, [C#] and that is _ Miss Lucille Hegeman.
In this case, she's teamed with her Blue Flame Syncopators, singing [N] a song called
He May Be a Man, But He Comes to See Me Sometime, considered very risque at the time.
It was released in the early 1920s.
And the third reason this is interesting, it's one of those
anomalies where the record company obviously made a mistake, because the label said this should be
the high brown blues, but it really isn't.
It's He May Be a Man, But He Comes to See Me Sometime,
again featuring Lucille Hegeman and her Blue Flame Syncopators.
I believe this is probably early 1922. _ _
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backed by her Blue Flame Syncopators, which I believe is from early _ 1922 on the Puritan label.
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