调：Gb major•
Verse 1
While I'm putting on my cheater here,
you know there's a book out,
101 things to do
while you put your cheater on,
but I didn't buy it,
so I'm in a bad way.
But down in the South, in the 1920s,
there were bands called jug bands.
They used a regular washboard,
a jug, a kazoo,
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G#
So I picked up a couple of these songs.
at Valley Forge.
Now Valley Forge
is not too far away from where I
live.
And when I go out there,
this song even has more meaning.
It's sort of a satire
on what really occurred
in that tragic winter at Valley Forge
which I like to dedicate to
anyone in the audience
that weighs over 900 pounds
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singing,
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F#
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Bo -do -dee -oh -doe.
crazy tune, smile
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E
George, keep prune and swoon, that
he would strum a beat -a -lum
Red Hot Mama
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Crazy words, crazy tunes,
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E
freezing cold, but up spoke George
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F#
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bo -do -dee -oh -do
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Ab
-a -lum -bum
Dancin', prancin'
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Gb
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Gb
Then he'd holler, Red Hot Mama
Crazy words, crazy tunes
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Gb
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E
My house, Georges, Brunettes, Young Lads,
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E
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Nobody loves a fat girl
But oh,
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way of love
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I'm all alone on the
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keep somebody warm.
get the boys to play,
is have them sit around and try
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Nobody loves a fat girl,
but oh how a fat girl can
love a pretty mama.
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E
F#
Oh, how a bad girl can love
Oh, Oh,
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