(Spoken:)
Don't you know Lily Mae?

Yeah, I know Lily Mae

One day they gonna find her froze to death standing in that door, you know!

What door?

Where she alway stand!

Is she still standing there?

Man, she done stood there so long she ain't nothing but bone, man.
And it ain't doin' no good. You know what I told her?

What?

(Sung:)
Don't you know, tricks ain't gonna walk no more
(What they gonna do? Crawl?)
No she got to get out and git them, man
Don't you know, tricks ain't gonna walk no more
Yes woman you gotta get out and get 'em,
Or tricks ain't gonna walk no more

(Spoken):
You know I used to have a little money, and I used to pass
all up and down that neighbourhood, you know.
You know, one time I run into you down there, you know.

But you never wondered where I saw you.

Yes... I had been cleaned - I had been cleaned already, you know.
That's why I didn't talk to you about wanting you to go there
and get your dustbin out you know.

Haha.

Yes boy, it was a mess boy, you know...
You know, she used to sit inside in the wintertime (yeah),
sit right by the window glass, you know... Looking out.
And when you pass by she'd knock on the glass like this, you know.
And when you look - yeah! - she make two signs.
You know what them signs were?

What was it?

Two and a half, man! Two and a half, yeah. And you know what I told her?

(Sung:)
Don't you know, tricks ain't gonna walk no more
(She didn't believe me, though, you know, when I told her that)
Don't you know, tricks ain't gonna walk no more
(Not a bit!)
Yes if you do