| Lookit, all you cats and kitties out there whipping and wailing and ya jumping
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| Up and down sucking up all that old juice
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| Hitting and telling each other you’re the greatest cat in the wilderness
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| Turned around and captain was the cruelest, the strongest, sweetest cat that
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| ever stomped around on this sweet swinging sphere
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| And they call this here cat, the Naz
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| Naz was a carpenter kid, he had a hammer and a nail
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| He was like, like that
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| People wanna see what the Naz was like
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| Like wounded and walking, kicking him down the street walking done the path
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| Twelve hundred of them cats for kitties out there behind the Naz
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| And you look in the corner of their eyes and you see a little cat with the big
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| free
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| You see that Naz? |
| Naz said, «He living on the plain.»
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| Walks from the twiddly little cat with the big frame
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| Looked down into the golden eyes of the soul and said, «Straightening!»
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| He, whipped that cat like everybody done blast for him
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| He put the bags straight on that girl
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| Hehe
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| (Yeah, he got the dig in and now you dug him before)
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| They want me to play the radio, the video, the audio, the voomvavoom,
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| the audi-a, the voomvavoom, the audi-a, the voomvavoom, the radio, the video,
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| the audio, the voomvavoom, the audi-a, the voomvavoom
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| They want me to play the radio, the video, the audio, the voomvavoom,
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| the audi-a, the voomvavoom, hehehe
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| You know how he do, but if you don’t you’ll find out
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| Yeah, he got the dig in and now you dug him before
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| You know how he do, but if you don’t you’ll find out
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| Yeah, he got the dig in and now you dug him before
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| Now there’s so many of them running behind the Naz
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| Before you know it’s twelve thousand of them cats and kitties out there
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| Now they got to get out of town, he taking up all them
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| They gets 'bout forty-two miles out of town and ain’t nobody got the first
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| biscuit
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| Naz turned around said, «Yeah, yeah, huh, y’all hungry? |
| Ain’t ya', babies?»
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| Naz got them in deep piss and in one hand came
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| Go to the Honeydew Street and in the other was one of them old Mississippi
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| River wish he hadn’t taken it on fish
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| He spoke, cats flipped
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| The Naz never did nothing friendly
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| He made it, he laid it
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| Check this out, some of us trying not to be the leaders
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| Naz did that, Naz said we might as well all go at the same vibration
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| The Naz said one thing to find out does the crowd, to Naz ever though he answers
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| The Naz said, «Please,. |
| Glory, hallelujah» |