No Good

Love, Longing, and Heartfelt Reflections: B.B. King's 'No Good' Tale
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Lyrics

Your letter I read early this morning baby

Reading a letter received early in the morning from the baby

And I read every word you had to say

Reading and comprehending every word present in the letter

Your letter I read early this morning baby

Reiterating the act of reading the letter received in the morning from the baby

And I read every word you had to say

Re-emphasizing the thorough reading of every word in the letter

But if you love me like you say you do baby

Questioning the baby's claim of love, expressing curiosity about the reason for their departure

I want to know what in the world did you go away

Seeking clarification about why the baby left despite professing love


Your letter said that you're doing ok baby

Noting the baby's claim of being okay in the letter

But then I read please, let me come back home

Requesting to return home despite claiming to be okay

Your letter read that you're doing ok now baby

Reiterating the statement of being okay in the letter

And then you said please, let me come back home

Re-emphasizing the plea to come back home despite the claim of being okay

You said you were so tired, so tired baby

Expressing tiredness and a desire for someone to call their own

And you would have someone you could call your own

Desiring a sense of belonging and companionship


Yes, my memory don't me fail on me baby

Affirming a strong memory, specifically recalling the day the baby left

You know I'll remember the day you left

Reassuring the vivid recollection of the departure day

Yeah, my memory don't fail on me baby

Reiterating the strong memory regarding the baby's departure

You know I'll remember the day you left

Re-emphasizing the vivid recollection of the departure day

You know you said baby I believe you now baby

Recalling the baby's assertion of maturity and self-sufficiency

That you were grown and you've been taking care yourself

Acknowledging the baby's claim of being grown and independent


Oh, and here is my answer to your letter baby

Presenting a heartfelt response to the baby's letter

And the words come straight from my heart

Ensuring the sincerity of the response coming from the heart

Oh, here is the answer to your letter baby

Reiterating the genuine response to the baby's letter

And the words come straight from my heart

Emphasizing the heartfelt nature of the words in the response

Yes, I loved you then I can still love you now baby

Affirming past love and the potential for continued affection, albeit with apprehension

But I'm afraid to play the bar

Expressing fear or reluctance to engage in a barroom situation or lifestyle

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