| It was in the good year nineteenth century and boogiewoogie
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| When the war was forgotten and the guitar tuned
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| Rockebilly appeared on the edge of the stage and greeted the use
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| Pulled out the best he had in stock of rock lining for
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| Hungry skinny. |
| and the people in the hall swallowed it raw, as most people do
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| When it wakes up well. |
| Rockebilly's song ***** hot, doris and herd ice
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| Went arm in arm into the room just for ladies, past a guy who turns
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| Themselves and glans. |
| And the guy was ugly, yes uglier than the ugly and he felt
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| It happened now when he saw that doris who went to the bathroom
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| And he thought like the ugly thing I should have there despite the sheriff and the priest
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| Pictures in leaves. |
| And as he thought, so it was. |
| They slipped out on the dance floor
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| Had he not done so, he would have known that a bigger and stronger one would soon come
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| One further back. |
| And suddenly you stood in the doorway, higher than the mountains around
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| Sunndalsøra, tall and thin, snipe in the yawn, tough as a boy, understood the joke
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| But there was never anyone who joked with you, and the one who fingered Doris
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| He then got the welding
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| You were a ninety-five, had rock welds with fat in, you were the dream you
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| Doris. |
| But you digga Noma jean, ran the same style as jeamie dean
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| Though you drove morris. |
| And if there was dancing on the premises, you came late, almost
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| Midnight yes you had tima it tight. |
| You came in, tonight's paraquin
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| From the stage came the boogiewoogie
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| Blues and rock and roll with suction, fender and chessline
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| You looked around the saddle where the ponytail was
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| Plus a type with suit
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| And dressmaker, came in from Hønefoss
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| He loved girls he loved to fight
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| Dance swing, and say nothing
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| Before 'n said; |
| see you another day
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| Hu set the course straight for you
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| He with the suit steered the same way
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| Doris had lit a fire and now she wanted to make a noise
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| Because there are two tight and one swimming cap
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| No more talk
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| You were a ninety-five, had rock welds with fat in, you were the dream you
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| Doris. |
| But you digga Noma jean, ran the same style as jeamie dean
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| Though you drove morris. |
| And if there was dancing on the premises, you came late, almost
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| Midnight yes you had tima it tight. |
| You came in, tonight's paraquin |