| Do I have to ask ya to cut the cackle
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| 'Bout a snake in a south mouth or a cooter canal path
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| Milky home cookin' and ashake in the shackle
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| Like anervously calm noose
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Do I have to ask ya, do I have to ask ya
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| Do I have to tell ya, do I have to tell ya
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| To avoid the sharp teeth of a suckling brat child
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| Help me tear the twins all away from their mothers
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| Give 'em some go slow, just to shut their clam traps shut
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| An off duty clown always conjures up hoopla
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| When she’s sniffin' up snail tracks or steppin' on slug backs
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| Hey sometimes, hey sometimes, hey sometimes
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like animals
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| Like we act sometimes like little girls
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| Hey sometimes we act like…
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| Why do we all men pay attention to a wiggly waist line
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| Do I have to ask ya, do I have to ask ya
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| Do I have to ask ya, do I have to tell ya
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| Hey sometimes, hey sometimes, sometimes |