| Rosa Lee, stay off of that bell
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| Honey, when you’re kissing
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| You know that papa can’t stand that
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| Midnight reminiscin'
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| You leave home about 6 O’clock
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| For the picture show
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| You should be in there with your shoes and your hair
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| About a half past four
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| Well I know that a-summer is comin'
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| And the days are getting long
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| When you’re leanin' against that bell
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| Rosa Lee, you’re wrong
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| Well you know that your big big brother
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| Don’t man, give it cover
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| 'Cause I know a young rock and roller
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| Has got to have a lover
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| If you must, Rosa Lee
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| Take another ride around the crop
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| Call me up on the telephone
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| So I can hide the clock
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| Rosa Lee, stay off of that bell
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| Honey, when you’re kissing
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| You know that papa don’t like that
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| Midnight reminiscin'
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| You leave home about 6 O’clock
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| For the picture show
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| You should be in there with your shoes and your hair
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| About a half past four
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| If you must, Rosa Lee
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| Take another ride around the crop
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| Call me up on the telephone
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| So I can hide the clock
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| Rosa Lee, stay off of that bell
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| Honey, when you’re kissing
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| You know that papa don’t like that
|
| Midnight reminiscin'
|
| You leave home about 6 O’clock
|
| For the picture show
|
| You should be in there with your shoes and your hair
|
| About a half past four
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| Rosa Lee, stay off of that bell
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| When you’re kissin'
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| You know that papa don’t like that reminiscin'
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| If you make it at the three, Rosa Lee
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| You know to take it out on me
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| Rosa Lee, stay off of that bell
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| When you’re kissin' |