SKINNIE MINNIE
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SKINNIE MINNIE
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Well i got a girl they call skinnie minnie
She may be skinny but she's got plenty
The kind of lovin' that i desire
The kind of love that sets my soul on fire
Skinnie minnie, man that gal can love
She's long and lean like a stringbean
She don't look good in blue jeans
Her hair hangs down like a rag mop
She makes my heart go flippedy-flop
She can't cook, she ain't much on looks
The things she knows, she didn't read in books
Skinnie minnie, man that gal can love
When me and minnie walk down the street
All the boys stop and stare
But if they knew just what i do
You bet your life they'd love her too
Well, when i kiss her out in the dark
I tear the thing up, there's so much spark
Skinnie minnie, man that gal can love
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Bob Denton performs "SKINNIE MINNIE", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Denton catalog on LyroVerse.
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