| Well I guess I overdid it
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| Why can’t I learn to quit it?
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| There must be somethin' bred in my bones
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| I heard a story 'bout my grandpappy gettin' down and rollin'
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| Way down in Alabama
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| Just south of Tallahatta
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| Them fellas hate to hear my name
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| 'Cause all their pretty girlfriends leave me to blame
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| Well it’s a mean scene, man
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| You never seen nothin' like it
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| And I ain’t the kind to stretch out the truth
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| Every time I head south, son, I always come back missing a tooth
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| Day’s work won’t pay the
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| Might as well set a hook-line
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| Y’all, it ain’t my fault
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| I’m just a sucker for a good time
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| She was dressed in Dolce Vita
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| Alone
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| Breathtakingly gorgeous in pearl
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| Well you’d soon to be
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| Well the band was slowly swingin'
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| When Jessica came to me
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| Asked, «When you think you gonna save me a dance?»
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| she whispered «Honey here’s you last chance»
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| She was a, man, I never had nothin' like her
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| And I ain’t the kind to stretch out a lie
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| While she was gettin' I was gettin' close to goodbye
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| Day’s work won’t pay the
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| Might as well set a hook-line
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| Y’all, it ain’t my fault
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| I’m just a sucker for a good time
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| I was on the way out the back when somethin' caught me
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| Like a stack of cinderblocks 'cross the jaw
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| Overhead was a, corn-fed and ready to brawl
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| Well I finally found my feet
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| After the other cheek
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| Said, «Mr., take it if you want 'cause
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| «But just know I didn’t know she had "
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| Day’s work won’t pay the
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| Might as well set a hook-line
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| Y’all, it ain’t my fault
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| I’m just a sucker for a good time
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| Day’s work won’t pay the
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| Might as well set a hook-line
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| Y’all, it ain’t my fault
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| I’m just a sucker for a good time |