Frankie was a good girl, everybody knows
She paid one hundred dollars for however suit or clothes
He is her man and he did her wrong He is her man and he did her wrong
Frankie went down to the corner saloon and she didn't go to be long
She peered at this tiny old lady And asked his qualquer question

through the keyhole in the dog spot Albert and Alice's arms
he's my man and he's doing me wrong
he's my man and he's doing me wrong
Frankie called old Albert, Albert said but I don't care
if you don't come to the woman you love I'm gonna haul you out of here
cause he's my man and he's doing me wrong
he's my man and he's doing me wrong
cause you're my man and you keep doing me wrong
Frankie shot old Albert and she shot him three or four times
let me blow the smoke of my gun let me see if Albert's dying
cause he's my man and he's doing me wrong
he's my man and he's doing me wrong
he's my man and he's doing me wrong
Frankie and the judge walked down the stand walked up side by side
the judge says to Frankie you're gonna be
justified
for killing your man cause he done you wrong
killing your man and he done you wrong
dark was the night cold was the day
the last words to Frankie said was I laid old Albert down
cause he's my man and he was doing me wrong
he's my man and he keep doing me wrong
ain't gonna tell no story I ain't gonna tell no lie
but Albert passed here about an hour ago
with a girl named Alice Fry
and he is your man but he keep doing you wrong
he is your man but he was doing you wrong
he is your man but he was doing you wrong
Oh I was doing you wrong
he is your man but he was doing you wrong
Thank you
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Thank you.