| Last night I was dreaming, dreamed about the H-bomb
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| Well, the bomb went off and I was caught
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| I was the only man on the ground
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| There was a-thirteen women and only one man in town
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| Thirteen women and only one man in town
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| And as funny as it may be The one and only man in town was me Well, thirteen woman and me the only man around
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| I had two girls every morning
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| Seeing that I was well fed
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| And believe you me, one sweetened my tea
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| While another one buttered my bread
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| Two girls gave me my money
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| Two girls made me my clothes
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| And another sweet thing, bought me a diamond ring
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| About forty carats I suppose
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| Well, thirteen women and only one man in town
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| There was a-thirteen women and only one man in town
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| It was something I can’t forget
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| Because I think of those thirteen women yet
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| Well, thirteen woman and only one man around
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| I had three girls dancing the mambo
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| Three girls balling the jack
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| And all of the rest really did their best
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| Boy, they sure were a lively pack
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| I thought I was in heaven
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| And all of these angels were mine
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| But I woke up and ended the dream
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| 'Cause I had to get to work on time
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| Well, a-thirteen women and only one man in town
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| There was a-thirteen women and only one man in town
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| No, I can’t tell you where I’ve been
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| 'Cause I kinda think that someday I’ll go back again
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| To those thirteen women and me the only man around
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| Well, a-thirteen women and me the only man around
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| Well, a-thirteen women and me the only man around |