| I met her down in New Orleans
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| She was hanging out a bit
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| Having a drink or two
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| She bought a round, she sat on down
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| And lit a cigarette and said:
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| «boy have you got a night ahead of you»
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| Well maybe I was taken
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| By the fancy way she walks
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| Maybe it was the perfume in her hair
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| Or maybe I just fell for her and the
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| Southern way she talks:
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| Talk like she didn’t have no cares
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| She said: «call me Georgia, call me a bad, bad girl»
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| «call me anything in the whole wide world»
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| «but don’t you call me ‘baby', cause I ain’t your girl»
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| «just call me Georgia and honey I’ll rock yer world»
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| She had a tattooed rose, she ain’t afraid to show
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| Yeah she drinks, she spits, she curses
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| Drives the wrong way down the one way streets
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| She keeps a whiskey bottle by her bed
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| And a pistol in her purse, and she
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| Can drive a strong man down to his beggin knees
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| She said: «call me Georgia, call me a bad, bad girl»
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| «call me anything in the whole wide world»
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| «but don’t you call me ‘baby', cause I ain’t your girl»
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| «just call me Georgia and honey I’ll rock yer world»
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| I see her around sometimes, she’s
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| A hanging out a bit
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| Having a drink or two (or three, or four)
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| She starts that walkin' that smooth southern drawl
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| And she hooks herself a more recent kind of fool |