| The little house over yonder
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| With the do’s all painted green
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| The little house over yonder
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| With the do’s all painted green
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| That’s my little woman’s house near the corner
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| Woo-well-well, where you don’t see no screen
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| My cat is got the measles
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| Dog is got the whooping cough
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| My cat is got the measles
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| An my dog got the whooping cough
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| You might as well to be’s the woman
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| Ooo-well-well, because I’m gonna be you boss
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| You can always tell
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| When your woman is gonna throw you down
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| You can always tell
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| When your woman gon' throw you down
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| She’s always got business
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| Woo-well-well, on the other side of town
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| Now, I ain’t gon' marry
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| An I ain’t gon' settle down
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| I ain’t gon' marry
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| An I ain’t gon' settle down
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| I’m going to stay right here
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| Woo-well-well, an run these peppers down
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| I am going to Chicago
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| To get my ham bone boiled
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| I am going to Chicago
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| An get my ham bone boiled
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| Because these St. Louis women
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| Woo-well, going to let my ham bone spoil. |