| I got a little mama, she ain’t nothin' but skin and bones.
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| I got a little woman, she ain’t nothin' but skin and bones.
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| But when I get my Big Monday, woo hoo, well, well, right to Hot Springs she
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| goes.
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| Down in Hot Springs, she’ll get two hot baths a day.
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| Down in Hot Springs, she’ll get two hot baths a day.
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| And when she come out, hoo well, well, she won’t be that same skinny way.
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| I say Hot Springs is the place, where all skinny people should be.
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| I say Hot Springs is the place, where all skinny people should go.
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| And when they come out, hoo, well, well, they won’t be skinny no more.
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| Let’s here it boy.
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| Now take my advice, and don’t treat you woman wrong.
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| Now take my advice, and don’t treat you woman wrong.
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| Because the woman that I got, woo hoo, well, well, she ain’t nothin' but skin
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| and bones.
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| Skin and bones, skin and bones, hear your woman sing.
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| Skin and bones, hear your woman sing.
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| Well now, you better take her to Hot Springs, woo well, well, before it is too
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| late. |