| Tell me that you’re frozen like whiskey thrown in a bourbon bottle
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| Or as the father said, you’re as crisp as a bamboo wattle
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| Well I kinda say, this a the sound you gotta talk to, as I would tell you baby
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| Kinda sound a make you trackle, as I would say
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| As I play you exclusive, extraordinary sounds from Jamaica way called the
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| sidewalk doctor on the scene
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| Now you can hear Mr. T a-blowing from his saxophone, real keen
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| So you cats gotta board the train, because I won’t be coming back
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| When I tell you this sound’s heavy like we’re moving pon one stock,
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| as I would say
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| You can hear the words of wisdom I, your brother, would play you on the scene
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| When I tell you my woman’s hand was as swift as a kitten’s paw
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| Scrapping her man’s loot and putting her hands on the jaw
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| Tell you about this kinda woman, as I would say
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| Teasing and talking out her way, and so pretty like a prophecy, but we draw,
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| it’s lovely, as I would say, yeah
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| A woman’s bosom is a red box, be careful brother, you are over tax
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| I kinda tell you 'bout the sax, as I would play the sidewalk doctor on the scene
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| Baby, be real keen, folks a-jiggle then a-wiggle from my record machine
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| Old capital of Jamaica called Spaintown, you know
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| Blow, Mr. T, to make them free like a bird in a tree, as I would say
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| Tell you, cat
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| Sidewalk doctor on the scene, exclusively sound, as I would play you, real keen
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| So you gotta make the scene and be keen, as I would tell you
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| Blow, Mr. T, Jamaica free like some kinda bird in a tree
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| And give them love and unity for I and I
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| Yeah |