| He wears tall black boots
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| Has Porter Wagoner suits
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| Got a four wheeler, that’s all wrong
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| Now his palace is a lot
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| On a rough, rocky top
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| And a bright red bobo on
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| He flies the red, white and blue
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| And I’m telling you
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| He knows how to honky tonk all night
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| When he pulls up in his truck
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| All the guys are out of luck
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| The girls know his reputation is fine
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| He’s Don Juan D’Bubba
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| He’s got a Spanish mother
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| But his daddy worked in a coal mine
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| He cooks squirrel hors d’oeuvres
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| And he only serves
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| The very cheapest supermarket wine
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| Now he’s cool as a rule
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| He’s nobody’s fool
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| If there’s a party
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| He’s the first to be found
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| Don Juan D’Bubba
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| The hillbilly lover
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| Blue Ribbon country hound
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| He’s a playboy true
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| And he pitches his woo
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| To a different girl every night
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| He’s a practical joker
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| A smooth talkin' stroker
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| A real man if you want a fight
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| And when he gets on a roll
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| He puts on a show
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| Barnum and Bailey ain’t never seen
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| He is fine and dandy
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| Handsome and handy
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| Bubba’s in every country girl’s dream
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| He’s Don Juan D’Bubba
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| He’s got a Spanish mother
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| But his daddy worked in a coal mine
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| He cooks you squirrel hors d’oeuvres
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| And he only serves
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| The very cheapest supermarket wine
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| Now he’s cool as a rule
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| Nobody’s fool
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| Make him the man you don’t want to be around
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| Don Juan D’Bubba
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| The legendary lover
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| Blue Ribbon country hound
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| Don Juan D’Bubba
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| The legendary lover
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| Blue Ribbon country hound |