Biography:
Mable John (Bastrop, Louisiana, November 3, 1930) is an American Rhythm & Blues vocalist who was the first female signed by Berry Gordy to Motown's Tamla label.
At a very young age, she and her parents moved to Arkansas, where her father got a job in a paper mill. There four brothers (including Rhythm & Blues singer Little Willie John) and two sisters were born. In 1941, after her father was able to secure a better job, the family moved to Detroit, where two additional brothers were born.
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Left Over Love
Comp: Isaac Hayes/David Porter
Singer: Mable John
In D, tuned down half a step to Db
Intro: G////// F/// C#/// D///
D F
Give me an old dollar
C C# D
It will spend just the same
D F
Give me an old raincoat
C C# D
It will still hold off the rain
A7 Asus7 A7 Asus7
I’ll even accept a second hand pair of gloves
D D/F# G7 D A7
But don’t, don’t give me leftover love
D F
The car that I’m driving
C C# D
Can be 15 years old
D F
The house that I live in
C C# D
Ten families could have lived there before
A Asus7
Give me an old dress
A Asus7
When push comes to shove
D D/F# G7 D A7
But don’t, don’t give me leftover love
G C G
I want to feel that you’re my man
G
And that means a lot
A D A
To know that I’ve got something
A7
That no other woman has got
D F
My Sunday clothes
C C# D
Can be wash and wear
D F
Cuz clothes don’t make a true love
C C# D
That’s why I don’t, I don’t care
A Asus7 A Asus7
So give me that old dress when push comes to shove
D D/f# G7
But you don’t give
D D/F# G7
Honey don’t give me
D D/F# G7
Yeah don’t, don’t give me
D
Left over love
Comp: Isaac Hayes/David Porter
Singer: Mable John
In D, tuned down half a step to Db
Intro: G////// F/// C#/// D///
D F
Give me an old dollar
C C# D
It will spend just the same
D F
Give me an old raincoat
C C# D
It will still hold off the rain
A7 Asus7 A7 Asus7
I’ll even accept a second hand pair of gloves
D D/F# G7 D A7
But don’t, don’t give me leftover love
D F
The car that I’m driving
C C# D
Can be 15 years old
D F
The house that I live in
C C# D
Ten families could have lived there before
A Asus7
Give me an old dress
A Asus7
When push comes to shove
D D/F# G7 D A7
But don’t, don’t give me leftover love
G C G
I want to feel that you’re my man
G
And that means a lot
A D A
To know that I’ve got something
A7
That no other woman has got
D F
My Sunday clothes
C C# D
Can be wash and wear
D F
Cuz clothes don’t make a true love
C C# D
That’s why I don’t, I don’t care
A Asus7 A Asus7
So give me that old dress when push comes to shove
D D/f# G7
But you don’t give
D D/F# G7
Honey don’t give me
D D/F# G7
Yeah don’t, don’t give me
D
Left over love
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