Your Picture - Clarence Frogman Henry

My friend she told me such a story but she didn’t know what I knew

I laughed with my friend when she got to the end

I knew we were laughing at you

She told me that you made some money and you got yourself frames on the wall

People come by and they look at your face

And they say it’s the fairest of all

Of course you protest

That’s what you do best

You’re modest and shy to the end

You’re watching them a as they’re looking at you

And you know it was money well spent

She told me you’d given up drinking to be with somebody you knew

And you tried to get into the bible

But it never got into you

You’ve still got some loyal disciples I suppose that I’m one of the few

I shouldn’t have laughed Cause I mean you no harm

But my friend got to me before you

And next time I see you I’ll be pleased to see you

I hope you’ll be pleased to see me

I’ll visit your picture I won’t have the nerve

To tell them that they’ve got you all wrong