"But you got my boy and I am all brike down. renting him out to pay for me way after I'a gone to glory"

I'm not sure about a message in this exact passage, other than the fact that the above quote comes from Baby Sugg's thoughts after her son has purchased her freedom. In this quote, she alludes to the fact that her freedom was purchased through her own son's bondage..... and that he'd be made to pay for that purchase long after her death.