Classic Jazz 1930's Lounge Singer Sings Big Bad Bill

A Classic Jazz tune sang by a sultry 1930's Lounge Singer
Lyrics:
In Louisville Town
Walks Big Bad Bill
He sure was tough Brother so rough
Folks scared to death
When he walked by
They held their breath
Had a fighting life
But now he took a wife
Big bad Bill
Big Bad bill
Is Sweet Bill now
Married life changed him somehow
The man all used to fear
Now they call him Willy dear
Stronger then Samson I declare
Until his Delilah bobbed his hair
Big Bad bill don't fight no more
He washes Dishes Mops the Floor
Spent every Evening
Lookin to fight
Now it's his sweet mama every night
Big Bad Bill sweet Bill now
In Louisville Town
Walks Big Bad Bill
He sure was tough Brother so rough
Folks scared to death
When he walked by
They held their breath
Had a fighting life
But now he took a wife
Big bad Bill
Bill in his Prime was one bad Boy
Colt 44 was his favorite toy
Huge bass voice
We will never forget
Now he sings in a Church Quartet
Two Hundred pounds
Hard as nails
Shootin Cops and breaking Jails
Tellin ya brother somethings wrong
Tossin the dice favoring Mahjong
In Louisville Town
Walks Big Bad Bill
He sure was tough Brother so rough
Folks scared to death
When he walked by
They held their breath
Had a fighting life
But now he took a wife
Big bad Bill
Red hot Papa you heard about
Asbestos Mama put his fire out
Big Bad Bill who was king of the hill
Now Just sweet ole Bill