| She’s gettin' hammered on Alabama slammers
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| Three drinks ago, no, he wouldn’t stand a chance
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| He’s sipping' whiskey, feelin' confident and frisky
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| Writes 'Slow Hand' on a twenty and slips it to the band
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| By the end of the first verse, they’re out on the floor
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| By the end of the song, they’re out the door
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| Spirits are up, inhibitions are down
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| Same story’s unfolding all over town
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| From the barroom to the bedroom
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| The path’s weathered and worn
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| This is how illegitimate children are born
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| So it’s his place or hers, whichever comes first
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| They’re all the way to second base in the back of the cab
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| It’s hard to resist that liquored-up lust
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| And it’s easy to think it might be love
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| When spirits are up, inhibitions are down
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| Same story’s unfolding all over town
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| From the barroom to the bedroom
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| The path’s weathered and worn
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| This is how illegitimate children are born
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| Strangers and slow songs
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| Barstools and backseats
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| Lead to bottles and babies
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| Ask cabbies and barkeeps
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| When spirits are up, inhibitions are down
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| Same story’s unfolding all over town
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| From the barroom to the bedroom
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| The path’s weathered and worn
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| This is how illegitimate children are born
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| This is how illegitimate children are born |