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Soul Food

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Soul Food

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C'mon children, we got soul food in the house

We got cornbread, mash potato, a-candied yam an' turnip greens

We got a little chitlin', it's soul food

I see the preacher comin', we're fixin' a plate

"Will ya pass the biscuit please?"

Shut-up boy, an' eat them greens!

It's soul food, ya get your stomach full

Want ya to eat, ya'all

I'm gonna play for ya

Ow! Woo!

I see a man headed 'cross the track

Food was so good, I see he's comin' back

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

It's soul food

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Albert Collins performs "Soul Food", and this lyric page sits inside the Albert Collins catalog on LyroVerse.

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