| There she is again, steppin' out of her limousine, well
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| Looking like the cover of a twenty-dollar magazine
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| She’s got it where you find it
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| If you know what I mean
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| She’s a natural born woman
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| Natural born woman
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| She’s a natural born woman
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| There she is again watch her stop the Main Street in its tracks
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| Looking like Creole queen, hair hangin' down her back
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| I say, don’t look too long, boy
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| She’ll make your glasses crack
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| She’s a natural born woman
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| Natural born woman
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| She’s a, yeah yeah, natural born woman
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| Yeah yeah, get your track
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| Yeah, natural born woman
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| Yeah, yeah, natural born woman
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| Yeah, yeah, she’s a natural born woman
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| Well, I’m sweatin' and I’m shakin' when I’m bringin' you the news
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| You can do anything but lay off of my blue suede shoes
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| Why I’m standin' here today
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| Preachin' natural born woman blues
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| Well, she’s a natural born woman
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| Well, yeah, natural born woman
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| Well, yeah, natural born woman
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| Well, I’m looking out my back door, wonderin' which place to go
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| Think I’ll move on down to Memphis
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| Pay my money to see a rock 'n' roll show
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| Find me a sweet-heart Susie, together we can lose control
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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| She’s a natural born woman
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| Yeah, yeah, natural born woman
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| Yeah, natural born woman
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| Yeah |