Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the meanest man I've ever seen Mama, he treats me badly Makes me love him madly Mama, he takes my money Makes me call him honey Mama, he can't be trusted Makes me so disgusted All of my friends say They don't understand What's the matter with this man I tell you, mama He treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the mean, meanest man I've ever seen Mama, this man is lazy Almost drives me crazy Mama, he makes me squeeze him Still my squeeze don't please him Mama, my heart is aching I believe it's breaking Mama, I've stood for All that I can stand What's the matter with this man I tell you, mama He treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the mean, meanest man I've ever seen
Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the meanest man I've ever seen Mama, he treats me badly Makes me love him madly Mama, he takes my money Makes me call him honey Mama, he can't be trusted Makes me so disgusted All of my friends say They don't understand What's the matter with this man I tell you, mama He treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the mean, meanest man I've ever seen Mama, this man is lazy Almost drives me crazy Mama, he makes me squeeze him Still my squeeze don't please him Mama, my heart is aching I believe it's breaking Mama, I've stood for All that I can stand What's the matter with this man I tell you, mama He treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean Mama, he treats your daughter mean He's the mean, meanest man I've ever seen
“(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean” foi escrita por Johnny Wallace e Herbert J. Lance e gravada por Ruth Brown em 1952.
A canção se tornou o terceiro sucesso de Ruth Brown a alcançar o número‑um na Billboard R&B dos Estados Unidos.
Foi também o primeiro lançamento de Ruth Brown a entrar nas paradas pop, marcando sua estreia nesse segmento comercial.
Em 1962, Ruth Brown regravou a música, e essa nova versão chegou à posição 99 na parada pop dos EUA.
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