i once knew a woman
she would not tell me her name
she lived down in Atlanta, an' every night
she burned that town with shame
with the voice of an angel
but a soul as black as pitch
should could sing for her supper
but could not love herself rich
she had other ways
oh she had one of them mansions
ponce de leon midtown way
an' all that she ever wanted
she had to fight for everyday
she was proud of them bruises
she could take the abuse
her nose, her veins, her heart, her tears
all dried up from use
she had other ways
up on the TV there
are a million of her ghosts
the pundits all mourn her passing
the divas raise a toast
so we all held a party
to come 'round and crown her heir
long live the queen of sorrow
from her snow-white chair
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