I never had a mother that was really a mother. I just had a kid that was a mother. She was eighteen, I was thirteen, and she used to go out and live it up. So I had to go out and get a job. I was working in a whorehouse.
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"I think I'm a nice person. I like to make people happy."
"The blues to me is like a prayer. It's a way of talking to God."
"I just sing the truth."
"My husband. He baits your hook for you? Sure, I'm afraid of them, they wiggle."
"I don't know nothing about music. I just sing."
Interview with Ralph J. Gleason, 'Lady Sings the Blues' (autobiography)
Date: 1956
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