| I gotta crazy little lady, she’s a wildcat
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| She’s up the fourteenth floor, has a two room flat
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| She’s my honey lovin’baby
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| Hep cats call her Sue
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| She really digs this kinda livin'
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| She’s always got the hi-rise blues
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| This scene ain’t nothing like a rural route
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| You ain’t gotta go travel to the steppin’out
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| I’m just a gift from the country
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| I ain’t got no pals
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| Lord I don’t need nobody
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| Just my big city good times gal
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| (Hi-rises baby!)
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| (woo, groovy baby?)
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| (2nd Verse)
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| Sometimes I tend to worry and I wonder too
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| What a hillbilly guy like me gonna do If the day ever comes that she don’t want me hangin’around
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| Well I’ll do a little jumpin’and hit every joint in town
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| I got a flat out yonder down Texas way
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| Hot rod Chrysler when I wanna play
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| And a knife fer throwin’a fit that’s gonna make 'em howl
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| I’m gonna party with my baby
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| My big city good time gal
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| (pound it down)
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| (the professor)
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| (repeat 1st verse) |