| You people can talk about your cold-shell roadie mamas
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| Mama, your chin up about your house being brown
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| Well I got a woman way down in Mobile, Alabama
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| She’s the warmest thing in that town, doggone her skin
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| She ain’t got no Papa
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| Leave me alone
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| She ain’t got no big boy
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| Please take me home
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| This mama just got one object in view
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| And what she said to me, I know she’s bound to say to you
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| She’ll say, «Papa if you ain’t got matrimonial inclinations
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| Then keep your hands to yourself»
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| «Daddy, if you ain’t got no bungalow-made reservations
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| Son, don’t let your hands be felt»
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| Well, I’m this red hot Papa you heard so much talk about
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| But this is an asbestos woman who mortally put your fire out
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| Papa, you ain’t got no matrimonial inclinations
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| Please keep your hands to yourself
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| When I first met you, I had no shoes
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| But look at me now, I got these barefooted blues
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| Papa, you ain’t got no matrimonial intentions
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| Keep your hands to yourself
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| Papa, if you ain’t got matrimonial inclinations
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| Please keep your hands to yourself
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| Daddy, if you ain’t got no bungalow-made reservations
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| Son, don’t let your hands be felt
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| Well I’m this red hot Papa you heard so much talk about
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| But you’re an asbestos woman who mortally put my fire out
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| Papa, you ain’t got no matrimonial intentions
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| Oh Death, where is thy sting? |