Frankie and Albert -

Frankie was a good girl, everybody know,

she paid one hundred dollars for Albert’s suit of clothes

He’s her man, but he did her wrong

Frankie went down to the corner saloon, she ordered her a glass of beer,

she asked the barkeeper, «Gas my lovin' Albert been here?»

«He been here, but he’s gone again»

«Ain't gonna tell you no story, Frankie, I ain’t gonna tell you no lie»

Says, «Albert a-passed about a hour ago, with a girl you call Alice Frye

He’s your man, and he’s doin' you wrong

Frankie went down to the corner saloon, she didn’t go to be gone long

She peeked through keyhole in the door, spied Albert in Alice’s arm

He’s my man, and you’s doin' me wrong

Frankie called Albert, she shot him three or four times,

says, «Stand back, I’m smokin' my gun, let me see is Albert dyin'

He’s my man, and he did me wrong»

Frankie and the judge walked outta the stand, and walked out side by side

The judge says, «Frankie, you’re gonna be justified,

killin' a man, and he did you wrong»

Frankie was a good girl, everybody know,

she paid one hundred dollars for Albert’s suit of clothes

He’s her man, but he did her wrong

Said, «Turn me over, mother, turn me over slow,

it may be my last time, you won’t turn me no more

He’s my man, and he did me wrong»

Says, Frankie was a good girl, everybody know,

she paid one hundred dollars for Albert’s suit of clothes

He’s her man, but he did her wrong