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Blues Traveler ~ Wang Dang Doodle


Original performer: koko taylor Tell automatic slim Tell razor totin' jim Tell butcher knife totin' annie Tell fast talkin' fanny Tonite we're gonna pitch a ball Down to that union hall Gonna romp and tromp 'till midnite We're gonna fuss and fight 'till daylight We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long Tell poodle i'll tell him here Tell albert i'll see him near Tell old pistol pete Everybody gonna meet Tonite we need no rest We're really gonna throw a mess We're gonna break out all the windows Gonna kick down all the doors We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long Tell fats and washboard sam That everybody's gonna jam Just shake it boxcar joe We got sawdust on the floor Tell chicken head till i die We're gonna have a time When the fish head fills the air Be snuff juice everywhere We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long more free lyrics

Original performer: koko taylor

Tell automatic slim
Tell razor totin' jim
Tell butcher knife totin' annie
Tell fast talkin' fanny
Tonite we're gonna pitch a ball
Down to that union hall
Gonna romp and tromp 'till midnite
We're gonna fuss and fight 'till daylight
We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long

Tell poodle i'll tell him here
Tell albert i'll see him near
Tell old pistol pete
Everybody gonna meet
Tonite we need no rest
We're really gonna throw a mess
We're gonna break out all the windows
Gonna kick down all the doors
We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long

Tell fats and washboard sam
That everybody's gonna jam
Just shake it boxcar joe
We got sawdust on the floor
Tell chicken head till i die
We're gonna have a time
When the fish head fills the air
Be snuff juice everywhere
We're gonna pitch a wang dang doodle all nite long

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