| Idiot kitty to New York City
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| Living in a kennel and lookin' big and pretty
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| Meet the munch for business lunch
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| But your feet bleed under the table
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| But Suwannee Jo, you’re dark and slow
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| You dance with a broom and you’re filled with ghosts
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| You smell like liquor and you’re high as a hawk
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| You laugh to yourself but you talk like a rock
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| Scaredy Kate, back in the Haight
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| Doesn’t answer the phone and eats like a tapeworm
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| She met Mr. Mike in '89
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| But she’s a hundred pounds heavier and won’t go outside
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| But Suwannee Jo, You’re dark and slow
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| You dance with a broom and you’re filled with ghosts
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| Suwannee Jo, strange beautiful gold
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| You can take a woman’s husband
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| But you don’t want to marry him
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| You just want to hold him
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| Nora Mable, behind your table
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| Expensive knowledge from ten years of college
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| But when it comes to livin', the book isn’t written
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| Your brain’s under «M» in the library missing
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| Suwannee Jo, you follow your soul
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| (Nothing more important than following your soul) |