First recorded in 1922 by Anna Meyers with the Original Memphis Five quintet, our Music of the Week is one of the great blues classics and a grand song of financial freedom and freedom of choice. The song has been recorded and performed numerous times and is presented here in the version by Tennessee blues legend Frank Stokes.
To this day, the reason why 5% of Americans, most of them black, don’t have bank accounts, is that they don’t want Mr. Global getting their digital, financial data. They know the game.
This is one of our candidates for the “Stop CBDCs” theme song!
Lyrics Said, my old lady, said, she wrote me a letter She told me you're bound to treat me better Nobody's business but mine Now, she wrote the letter and she wrote sayin' "Hey If you're goin' to a better, daddy, you better make haste" Ain't nobody's business but my own It ain't nobody's business, honey Where I find my money Nobody's business but mine It ain't nobody's business, kid Who in the world I do my business with Now, it ain't nobody's business but my own I laid my head there just between 'em Swore to the world I hadn't never seen her It ain't nobody's business but mine Now, I think that rooster ain't got no comb Poor roustabout ain't got no home It ain't nobody's business but my own It ain't nobody's business, honey Where in the world I find my money Nobody's business but mine It ain't nobody's business, honey Where in the world I find my money Nobody's business but my own Now, I said, baby, you oughta been told Been fourteen years before you wrote me So I had some other place to go Now, baby, you oughta been told Been fourteen years before you wrote me So I had some other place to go It ain't nobody's business, kid Where in the world I got my money hid It ain't nobody's but mine It ain't nobody's business, honey Where in the world I find my money Nobody's business but my own This business, baby Nobody's business, baby No business but mine Nobody's business, honey
Related:
Ain’t Nobody’s Business on Wikipedia
Frank Stokes on Wikipedia
