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Fair Warning: Prelude to Strangling Bo Jangling


Protect your neck minstrel man while you  still have a chance. 

 

Protect your neck minstrel man be more than a song and dance.   

 

Protect your neck minstrel man don’t mind the  whispers, ya see.   

 

Protect your neck minstrel man cause some say a black face is all you’ll ever be.  

 

What say you minstrel man? what say you say you be?

 

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