| Little gal, little girl, Lord, you know it’s true,
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| Little gal, little girl, Lord, you know it’s true,
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| I don’t wanna stop rockin' and rollin' with you.
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| Are you gonna let me stand alone?
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| Are you gonna let me stand alone?
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| Caught you this morning before your Daddy came home.
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| And I done more for you than your Daddy has ever done,
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| I done more for you than your Daddy has ever done,
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| Gave you my jelly roll and he ain’t give you none.
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| Let’s go, Eric.
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| Don’t you ever go down, down on Curzon Street, it’s bad.
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| Don’t you ever go down, down on Curzon Street.
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| That’s where old John flogs his daily meat.
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| Maybe sometime he say leave the little boy and the girl behind.
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| I got messed up round somewhere called Notting Hill Gate,
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| I lived there for a while, but I moved out and when I moved out I was in such a
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| state,
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| I’ve never gone back there,
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| But I, I’m sure I done more for you than your Daddy has ever done, baby,
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| Made you learn your syllables.
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| Done more for you than your Daddy has ever done, all right, ha ha,
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| Gave you my jelly roll and he ain’t give you none.
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| Stay on the move.
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| In the back street, in the back street I gave you my jelly roll,
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| Ah, I gave it to you, ha ha.
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| Remember when we were down in the, the alley
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| And I said the lights were out, baby this is it you know, ha ha ha,
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| All right, we got a good thing going.
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| You can leave now if you don’t like what’s happening.
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| You know we got a… a few things going, you know, ha ha,
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| It’s a drag, ha ha, huh, that’s what you call it. |