| Well, I left you down in Biloxi |
| And I didn’t feel a bit ashamed |
| I had touched you down at the Roxy |
| Before I even knew your name |
| And I called you my Dobro Lady |
| And I hope it don’t hurt your pride |
| When I kissed you and called you baby |
| You certainly knew how to slide |
| (Slide) |
| Well, I left you down in Dallas |
| With a spoon-and-a-half of coke |
| In a hotel called «The Palace» |
| Which was obviously meant as a joke |
| And I called you my Dobro Lady |
| And I hope it don’t hurt your pride |
| When I kissed you and called you baby |
| You certainly knew how to slide |
| (Mm-hmm slide, slide, slide) |
| Well, I met you right here in Tucson |
| And you lent me your Mercedes Benz |
| When this gig folds guess I’ll cruise on |
| But I hope that we can still be friends |
| Should I call you my Dobro Lady |
| Do you think it would hurt your pride |
| If I kissed you and called you baby |
| You think you would know how to slide? |
| (Mm-hmm slide, slide, mm-hmm slide) |