Wild Women |
| Now I Cdon't want you folks to misconstrue |
| What FI'm about to say to you, |
| But I'm Cgonna tell you about the G7women in my Clife. |
| Now I Cknow some gals who are real refined, |
| But I Falways seem to get the other kind, |
| And Cmaybe that's why I've G7never found a Cwife. |
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| Now I Cused to know a gal in Crew, |
| She was Ffive foot two and eyes of blue, |
| And, well Cshe told me G7that her name was CLotty, |
| But I Cthink she was funny in the head |
| 'Cause she Fused to sleep underneath the bed, |
| Her Cparents thought she G7was a little Cpotty. |
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| But I Ckind of liked the way she'd smile |
| So I Fwent around with her for a while, |
| And I Ckind of thought of G7her as my bride to Cbe, |
| I Csaid, "You're the one girl in my life |
| And I'd Flike to have you for my wife," |
| She Csaid, "Now what would G7your wife do with Cme?" |
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| Chorus: |
| Beware of Cwild women, those Fwild, wild women, |
| Those Cwild, wild women aG7round. |
| Beware of Cwild women, those Fwild, wild women, |
| And Cnever ever G7let 'em get you Cdown. |
|
| One Cday I met a movie star, |
| She was Fjust getting out of her Rolls Royce car, |
| And Cshe was all covered in G7diamonds and Cmink. |
| Now I Ckind of liked a gal with money, |
| And Fthis one, well, she was a real honey, |
| So I said, "CMaybe one day you and G7I could have a little Cdrink." |
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| She Csaid, "You're just my kind of man." |
| She Fstuck a phone number in my hand, |
| She said, "Now Cphone me up next G7time that you're in Ctown." |
| I said, "Is Cthis your penthouse," she said, "No, |
| It's the Ffish and chip shop down below, |
| But Cyou just phone me G7up and they'll call me Cdown." |
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| Chorus |
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| Now I was Cin a Chelsea bar one day, |
| And there was a Fchap stood about five feet away, |
| And we was Cboth admiring a G7girl about twenty-Cone, |
| I Csaid, "You just can't help but stare |
| At that Fcute little chick with the long blonde hair," |
| He Csaid, "That chick just G7happens to be my Cson." |
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| I Csaid, "I didn't mean to offend, |
| You Fmust let me make a mend, |
| I mean at Cleast let me G7buy you another Crum. |
| I said, "You Cmust think me an awful cad, |
| I Fdidn't know you was his dad." |
| He Csaid, "I'm not, you G7twit, I'm his Cmum." |
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| Chorus |
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| And Cnever ever G7let 'em get you Cdow-Fow-Cow-G7ow-Cown. |