| Well, I know’d a family
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| Live down an avenue
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| Old man Mole
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| And sister Sue
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| They do that Suzie Q
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| They do the Suzie Q
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| People it’s just easy to do
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| Well, a I know’d a man
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| The name a Old man Mole
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| He got so happy
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| He pull off all his clothes
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| He’s doin' the Suzie Q
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| He’s doin' the Suzie Q, now
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| People, it’s just easy to do
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| Well, I know’d a lady
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| By the name-a Sister Kate
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| Pulled off her clothes
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| In front of her front gate
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| She’s doin' the Suzie Q, now
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| She’s doin' the Suzie Q
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| Peoples, it’s just easy to do
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| Well, ya step one step
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| Then mess all around
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| You look up
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| Then you look down
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| An that’s Suzie Q
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| An that’s Suzie Q
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| Peoples, just easy to do
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| Well, now I know a girl
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| Her name is Sister McGhee
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| She jumped up an down
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| For who she please
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| She called it Suzie Q
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| She called it Suzie Q
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| People, just easy to do
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| Now, look-it-here, baby
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| Now tell me what you gonna' do
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| You can’t love me
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| An somebody else, too
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| And do the Suzie Q
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| Doin' the Suzie Q
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| Well, it ain’t nothin' to it
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| People, it’s just easy to do |