| You can lead a horse to water
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| But you can’t make him drink
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| You can send a kid to college
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| But you can’t make him think
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| You’ll never miss your water, baby
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| Till the well runs dry
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| And you’ll never miss me, baby
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| Till I say good-bye
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| Mm hm, you’d better heed my warning
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| The straw that broke the camel’s back
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| Didn’t have to be so big
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| And when you ran off and left me, baby
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| I almost blew my wig
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| They say he who has the last laugh
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| Always laughs the best
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| And I’m gonna laugh louder, baby
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| Than all the rest
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| Mm hm, baby, you’d better heed
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| You’d better heed my warning
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| If you want me to get out, baby
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| You know you don’t have to push
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| But you’ll find a bird in hand
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| Is worth two in the bush
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| There’s no need to lock the barn door
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| When the cow is gone
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| But you’re gonna miss me, baby
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| On some frosty dawn
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| Mm hm, you know you’d better heed
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| You’d better heed my warning
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| It’s a long, long road
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| That don’t have a turn
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| You have to be an early bird
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| If you wanna catch a worm
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| They say absence makes
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| The heart grow fonder
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| So its plain to see
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| If the grass look greener yonder
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| Baby, that’s where I’m gonna be
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| Mm hm, baby, you know you’d better heed
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| You’d better heed my warning |