I can see you comin' mama, yes, you're movin' on down
the line.
I can see you comin' mama, yes, you're movin' on down
the line.
You done have left a thousand men, and they're all back
there cryin'.
She's a high falootin' woman, and she just can't do no
wrong.
She's a high falootin' woman, and she just can't do no
wrong.
She's gonna' cry some day, and I know it can't be too
long.
She's got hips like a young'un, and, Lord, she can
make 'em move.
She's got hips like a young'un, and, Lord, she can
make 'em move.
And she'll do anything, to make you get in her
groove.
Lord have mercy on you woman, and your wicked soul.
Lord have mercy on you woman, and your wicked soul.
'Cause that high falootin' woman, gonna' live 'till
she's a hundred years old.
Copyright © 1969 Storybook Music
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