| Oh, down in the pine woods and over in the holler
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| You buy a jug of squeezin' for two silver dollars
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| You never catch 'em workin' and still they keep it thrivin'
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| But when they hear a boogie beat they really get to jivin'
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| They love to do the boogie to the hoot owl boogie all night
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| And they go «Hoot» they really started somethin'
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| With their hoot and everything is alright
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| Hoot, the woods are really jumpin' with the hoot owl boogie on a Saturday night
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| The gals work in dresses and they’re kinda slow and talkin'
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| You think you got a cutie, you take her out and walkin'
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| Stollin' arm and arm beneath the lonesome pines
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| You’re bound to get a kiss sweet as cherry wine
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| And then you do the boogie to the hoot owl boogie all night
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| And she goes «Hoot» you really started somethin'
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| With with their hoot and everything is alright
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| Hoot, my happy heart is jumpin' with the hoot owl boogie on a Saturday night
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| You take your baby home when daylight comes a peepin'
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| You never have to worry if the old folks are sleepin'
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| Hear the rooster crowin' and the hound dog
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| Then you hear a car turn to her and say
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| Well sister done the boogie, well the hoot owl boogie all night
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| And they go «Hoot» they really started somethin'
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| With the hoot and everything is alright
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| Hoot, the woods are really jumpin' with the hoot owl boogie on a Saturday night
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| Hoot-hoot, hoot, hoot-hoot, hoot, hoot-hoot
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| The hoot owl boogie on a Saturday night |