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B.B. King ~ Second-hand Woman


She told me she'd been loved before If i took a little less She'd give a little more She told me she'd been hurt a lot But somehow she still knew What a woman's love was for She said if i would take a second-hand woman The night wouldn't be so long She said if i would take a second-hand woman She'd put love where love belonged I said that's alright with me I'll do everything i can After all baby i'm a second-hand man I showed her where i hid the scars From all the battles i had fought In lost and lonely wars It took al night for us to understand Life had led to us Loves old soft and healing hand more free lyrics

She told me she'd been loved before
If i took a little less
She'd give a little more
She told me she'd been hurt a lot
But somehow she still knew
What a woman's love was for

She said if i would take a second-hand woman
The night wouldn't be so long
She said if i would take a second-hand woman
She'd put love where love belonged
I said that's alright with me
I'll do everything i can
After all baby i'm a second-hand man

I showed her where i hid the scars
From all the battles i had fought
In lost and lonely wars
It took al night for us to understand
Life had led to us
Loves old soft and healing hand

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