I Want My Lulu - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
I WANT MY LULU. Copyright, 1897, by Wm. B. Gray. Words by Lew Dockstader. Music by Karl Bt. Clair, 
I had a gal and her name was Lou, Thought unto me dat gal was true; But with another coon she flew. It almost broke my heart in two. I went to de place where she resides, And for dat wench I loudly cried: Somebody hollered from inside. "What do you want?" and I replied: 
Chorus. I want my Lulu, my baby Lou, I loves her true, indeed I do; I want my Lulu, my baby Lou, I'd rather die than lose Lulu. 
Up to de door like a cat I ran. There stood a dangerous big black man; Had a piece of lead pipe in his hand, I drew my gun, de fight began; De coon took de lead pipe, beat my head, Left me a-laying dere for dead; When I came to that coon had fled, And as we left dat house I said:- Chorus. 
'Round dat ere house until dark I stayed, I sharpened up my razor blade: Den a big hole in de door I made, Crawled inside while my plans I made. I sneaked up de stairs with stealthy tread. Carved the big coon and thought him dead; Den with my Lulu off I fled. And as we left dat house I said: 
Chorus. I'se got my Lulu, my baby Lou, I loves her true, indeed I do, I'se got my Lulu, my baby Lou, I'd rather die than lose Lulu.