| The tour bus passed here yesterday
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| Exciting all the fools who pay
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| To see the naked lady in our yard
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| The hang out gang is back in town
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| Rumor has it going round they brought back
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| Four new groupies and a st. |
| bernard
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| Were peaceful and abiding cats some call gypsies
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| Some call brats but bare feet dont tear streets up like their bus
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| All we was doing was a hangin and little koochie was sangin
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| Mama Im guilty of a hangin out
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| I know its a shabby old building but after all aint we gods children
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| And lord its a good place for hangin out
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| The fast approachin local heat was poundin out the southwest beat
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| When they came upon koochie in our yard
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| She smiled sir I meant no harm just a little suntan on my arm
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| They wound up takin in our st. |
| bernard
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| It didnt have a tag yall
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| All we was doing was a hangin and little koochie was sangin
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| Mama Im guilty of a hangin out
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| I know its a shabby old building but after all aint we gods children
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| And lord its a good place for hangin out
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| Now you hang with me and Ill hang with you and well hang out
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| til we both turn blue mama Im guilty of a hangin out
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| All we was doing was a hangin and little koochie kept sangin
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| Mama Im guilty of a hangin out
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| I know its a shabby old building but after all aint we gods children
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| And lord its a good place for hangin out
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| All we was doin was a hangin and little koochie kept sangin
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| Mama Im guilty of a hangin out
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| -- spoken (dialogue)
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| «yeah, they moved up there about a month ago. |
| fixed up that little cabin on the
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| ridge. |
| they really them long hairs? |
| well, homer seen em. |
| homer seen how long it was. |
| still reckon I seen it.
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| A bunch of weirdos. |
| one of them had a little instrument looked like a mandolin.
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| why lord, they might freeze to death up there this winter. |
| well.
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| homer, turn that radio down.» |