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Aerosmith ~ Yo Mamma


I met a little girl who was so high class (totally) I was as lonely as can be she had a beautiful * She was lonely She showed me her tattoo it was right there on her breast Somewhere in a city in the middle of the west When she asked me to her house Little did i know she was only She was just 18 still livin' with her folks She was only And when i met her momma she undressed me with her eyes Then her daddy gave a look at me That could have paralyzed 'cause your mamma wants to do me and your Daddy wants to do me in I'm a cat with nine lives i hope that i Can make it to ten O'cherry please forgive me for confessin' My original sin Because your mamma wants to do me And your daddy wants to do me in! (dialogue to chorus) In the morning as i gingerly tipped toed Down the stairs, i had this deja voodoo That maybe i already had been there Then it all came back to me that night back in 1973 It must have been yo mama lord have mercy on me more free lyrics

I met a little girl who was so high class (totally)
I was as lonely as can be she had a beautiful *
She was lonely
She showed me her tattoo it was right there on her breast
Somewhere in a city in the middle of the west

When she asked me to her house
Little did i know she was only
She was just 18 still livin' with her folks
She was only
And when i met her momma she undressed me with her eyes
Then her daddy gave a look at me
That could have paralyzed

'cause your mamma wants to do me and your
Daddy wants to do me in
I'm a cat with nine lives i hope that i
Can make it to ten
O'cherry please forgive me for confessin'
My original sin
Because your mamma wants to do me
And your daddy wants to do me in!
(dialogue to chorus)

In the morning as i gingerly tipped toed
Down the stairs, i had this deja voodoo
That maybe i already had been there
Then it all came back to me that night back in 1973
It must have been yo mama lord have mercy on me

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