Biography:
Ellas McDaniel (born Ellas Otha Bates, December 30, 1928 – June 2, 2008), known as Bo Diddley, was an American rhythm & blues and rock & roll singer, guitarist, songwriter and music producer. He is cited as a key figure in the transition of blues into rock and roll, by introducing more insistent, driving rhythms and a harder-edged guitar sound. His use of African rhythms and the signature "Bo Diddley beat", a simple five-accent hambone rhythm, is a cornerstone of r&b, rock, pop and hip hop.
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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You always hollin' about where I been
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You always screamin' about the money I spend
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What's bugging you?
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(Yeah, yeah, you cracking up)
[Verse 2]
E A B E E A B
I do your laundry and your cooking, too
E A B E E A B
What for a woman, can a man like me do?
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You're bugging me
A B E E A B
(Yeah, yeah, you packing up)
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[Verse 3]
E A B E E A B
I spoiled you woman a long time ago
E A B E E A B
I used to cook your meals and bring 'em to your door
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I'm all fed up
A B E E A B
(Yeah, yeah, you buggin' me)
E E A B (x4)
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E E A B
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E E A B
[Verse 1]
E A B E E A B
You always hollin' about where I been
E A B E E A B
You always screamin' about the money I spend
E
What's bugging you?
A B E E A B
(Yeah, yeah, you cracking up)
[Verse 2]
E A B E E A B
I do your laundry and your cooking, too
E A B E E A B
What for a woman, can a man like me do?
E
You're bugging me
A B E E A B
(Yeah, yeah, you packing up)
E E A B (x6)
[Verse 3]
E A B E E A B
I spoiled you woman a long time ago
E A B E E A B
I used to cook your meals and bring 'em to your door
E
I'm all fed up
A B E E A B
(Yeah, yeah, you buggin' me)
E E A B (x4)
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