| Now, I’m a U.S. Male 'cause I was born
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| In a Mississippi town on a Sunday morn
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| Now Mississippi just happens to occupy a place
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| In the southeastern portion of this here United States
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| Now that’s a matter of fact, buddy
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| And you know it well
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| So I just call myself the U.S. Male
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| That’s M-A-L-E, son. |
| That’s me!
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| Now I said all that to say all this
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| I’ve been watchin’the way
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| You’ve been watchin’my miss
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| For the last three weeks you been hot on her trail
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| And you kinda upset this U.S. Male
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| You touch her once with your greasy hands
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| I’m gonna stretch your neck like a long rubber band
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| She’s wearin’a ring that I bought her on sale
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| And that makes her the property of this U.S. Male
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| You better not mess with the U.S. Male my friend
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| The U.S. Male gets mad, he’s gonna do you in You know what’s good for yourself son
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| You better find somebody else son
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| Don’t tamper with the property of the U.S. Male
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| Through the rain and the heat and the sleet and the snow
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| The U.S. Male is on his toes
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| Quit watchin’my woman, for that ain’t wise
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| You ain’t pullin’no wool over this boy’s eyes
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| I catch you 'round my woman, champ
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| I’m gonna leave your head 'bout the shape of a stamp
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| Kinda flattened out, so you’ll do well
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| To quit playin’games with this U.S. Male
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| You better not mess with the U.S. Male my friend
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| The U.S. Male gets mad, he’s gonna do you in You know what’s good for yourself son
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| You better find somebody else son
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| Don’t tamper with the property of the U.S. Male
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| Sock it to me
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| All right… now I’m gonna tell it like it is son
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| I catch you messin''round with that woman of mine
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| I’m gonna lay one on ya. |
| You’re talkin’to the U.S. Male
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| The American U.S. Male |