| They say I’m different 'cause I’m a piece of sugar cane
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| Sweet to the core, that’s why I got rhythm
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| My great grandma didn’t like the foxtrot
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| Nah, instead she’d spit her snuff and boogie to Elmore James
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| They say I’m different 'cause I eat chitlins
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| I can’t help it I was born and raised on’em, that’s right
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| Every mornin' I’d have to slop the hogs
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| And they’d be gettin' off humpin' to John Lee Hooker
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| They say I’m different 'cause I’m a piece of sugar cane
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| And when I kick my legs, I got rhythm
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| My great grandpa was a blues lover
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| He’d be rockin' his moonshine to B.B. King and Jimmy Reed
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| Rock on now
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| And that’s why they say I’m different
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| And that’s why they say I’m strange
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| I’m talkin bout Big Momma Thornton
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| Lightning Hopkins
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| Howling Wolf
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| Albert King
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| Chuck Berry
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| Chuck Berry
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| Chuck Berry
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| When I was sweet sixteen
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| And that’s why they say I’m different
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| And that’s why you think I’m strange
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| I’m talkin' bout T-Bone Walker
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| (I get my) Muddy Waters
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| Leadbelly
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| Sonny Terry
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| Brownie Mcghee
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| Son House and Freddie King
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| Bessie Smith
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| Bessie Smith
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| Oh, Hey
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| Bo Diddley, have you heard?
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| That’s why they say I’m different
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| That’s why they say I’m strange
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| That’s why they say I’m funky
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| Little Richard
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| Wow, you sure showed 'em you sure could sing
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| Alright, alright
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| Robert Johnson
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| Robert Johnson
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| Robert Johnson
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| He played the blues for me
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| That’s why
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| And that’s why
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| And that’s why they say I’m different
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| That’s why
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| And that’s why
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| And that’s why they say I’m strange
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| That’s why
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| And that’s why
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| And that’s why they say I’m funky |