COME ON IN (THERE AIN'T NOBODY HERE BUT ME)
As sung by Barbara Dane on "Barbara Dane Sings the Blues," Smithsonian Folkways, 1964.

1. Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Set right down; let's have some fun.
Man's goin' out on his all-night run.
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

2. Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Take some o' this; take some o' that.
Take anything in the doggone flat
Now, come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

3. Come on in; there ain't nobody here but—
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Fry some meat; cook some bread.
You get sleepy, there's a great big bed.
Now, come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

4. Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Come on in now; there ain't nobody here but me.
Take this liquor; drink this wine.
Let's get drunk and have one good time.
Now come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

5. Come on in, now; ain't nobody here but—
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Take off your shirt; hang it on the chair.
Take off your socks and give your feet some air.
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

6. Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
Come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.
I'm drunk and disorderly; I don't care.
If you want to, you can pull off your underwear.
Well, now come on in; there ain't nobody here but me.

Come on in now. What you standin' out there for, fool? Come on in.