| Now, when the big bad wolf got in grandma’s house
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| And Little Red Riding Hood was scared as a mouse
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| And, just like her, I’m scared through and through
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| That some two-legged wolf would run away with you
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| So, run 'em off
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| No use to talk all day
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| Run 'em off
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| They’re trying to get you to play
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| Run 'em off
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| Make 'em let us be
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| If you don’t run 'em off I’ll swear you’re cheating on me
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| Now there’s an iceman, milkman, and folks out of town
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| They don’t come to visit, they just hang around
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| They act just as friendly as can be
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| But I don’t think they care a thing about me
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| So run 'em off
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| Don’t talk too long
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| Run 'em off
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| So we can be alone
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| Run 'em off
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| And make 'em let us be
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| If you don’t run 'em off I’ll swear you’re cheating on me
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| No matter where you are or what you do
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| Folks all a-whistle and howl at you
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| When they get too close then I want to say, shoo
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| 'Cause it looks like they want to take a bite of you
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| So run 'em off
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| Don’t talk too much
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| Run 'em off
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| You’re gonna get in dutch
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| Run 'em off
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| And make 'em let us be
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| If you don’t run 'em off I’ll swear you’re cheating on me
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| Now once I ended this song but I’ll write some more
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| 'Cause there’s a half a dozen wolfs coming up to my door
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| I can tell by looking, 'cause it’s plain to see
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| That they’re not here to make eyes at me
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| Run 'em off (run 'em off)
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| Don’t want them hanging around
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| Run 'em off (run 'em off)
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| You’ll be the talk of the town
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| Run 'em off (run 'em off)
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| And make 'em let us be
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| If you don’t run 'em off I’ll swear you’re cheating on me |