Here's the Charlie Poole version, transcribed by Kinney Rorrer:

IT'S MOVIN' DAY
(composed by Andrew Sterling and Harry von Tilzer in 1906, it was "Dedicated to the Landlords of America.")

Landlord said this morning to me,
"Give me your key, this lot ain't free;
I can't get no rent out of you,
Pack up your bags and skiddoo, you."
"I've been waiting till my Bill comes home,
He's my honey from the honeycomb,
He'll have money for he told me so this morning."

Because it's moving day, moving day.
Rip the carpet up off the floor,
Load your oil stove and out the door.
Because it's moving day,
Pack your bed quilts and get away.
If you spend every cent you can live out in a tent,
It's moving day.

(Repeat chorus)

from Rambling Blues: The Life & Songs of Charlie Poole, by Kinney Rorrer, 1982 (page 93).