Ma Rainey "Prove It On Me Blues" Song
In Ma Rainey's 1928 "Prove It On Me Blues"
song, she references her bisexuality. It
features the lyrics:
They
say I do it, ain't nobody caught
meSure got to prove it on
me;Went out last night with
a crowd of my friends,They
must've been women, 'cause I don't like no
men.It's true I wear
a collar and a tie,Makes
the wind blow all the whileDon't you say I do it, ain't nobody
caught meYou sure got to
prove it on me."Prove It
On Me Blues" isn't the only one of Ma
Rainey's songs to reference her
bisexuality, but it's the most
straightforward.
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