| I got a gal, she’s ten feet tall, sleeps in the kitchen with her feet in the
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| hall. |
| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| There was two old ladies sittin' in the sand, each one wishin' the other was a
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| man. |
| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| If I can’t be your salty dog, I won’t be your man at all. |
| Honey,
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| let me be your salty dog
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| I smile when you go into town. |
| Now I’m sorry that your car broke down.
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| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| You told me that your wheel was broke. |
| Now I’m sittin' with a broken spoke.
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| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| If I can’t be your salty dog, I won’t be your man at all. |
| Honey,
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| let me be your salty dog
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| I love you in blue and I love you in red but most of all I love you in blue.
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| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| Floatin' down the river on an old oak log. |
| What the hell’s a salty dog?
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| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| If I can’t be your salty dog, I won’t be your man at all. |
| Honey,
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| let me be your salty dog
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| I think we better call this the end of this song 'cause it’s a-getting' too
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| damn long. |
| Honey, let me be your salty dog
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| Honey, let me be your salty, honey, let me be your salty, honey,
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| let me be your salty dog |