| Every mornin at line you’d see him arrive
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| He stood five-foot-six about one-eighty-five
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| About as broad at the shoulder as he was at the hip
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| Everybody knew he didn’t give a shit, sky king
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| Now some say Sky was born in New Orleans
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| Where he built hisself a rotor on a sewing machine
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| Cut his teeth on a collective pitch
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| Old Sky was a low flyin son of a bitch, sky king
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| Sky King
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| Sky King
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| Short fat sky
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| And then came a day at Stage Field Nine
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| When his engine failed and men started cryin
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| And sirens screamed and hearts beat fast
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| And everybody thought he’d breathed his last, 'cept Sky
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| Well he pushed that collective on down through the floor
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| But the damn rotorblade wouldn’t turn anymore
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| So his butt puckered up and with a frightening sound
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| He just sucked that old chopper up off of the ground, Sky King
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| The ship wasn’t hurt but it took half the class
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| To get the seat cover out of Sky King’s ass, Sky King
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| Well they never reopened that landing strip
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| They just put a marble stand on top of it
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| And these few words are written on that thing
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| Ain’t a butt that can pucker like old Sky King’s |