Wham Bam
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Wham Bam
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[ Don Rich ]
Wham bam thank you ma'm I'll be on my way thank you but no thank you not today
First thing is matrimony next thing is alimony
Wham bam thank you ma'm I'll be on my way
I'm just too young to get married you see there's too many places that I'd rather be
There's a lotta other fishes in the deep blue sea
So wham bam thank you ma'm that's not for me
Wham bam thank you ma'm...
[ guitar ]
I'm not the kinda guy to buy a ring I'm afraid of weddin' bells and rice and things
I'm just too restless I'll never settle down
So wham bam thank you ma'm I'll see you around
Wham bam thank you ma'm...
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Buck Owens performs "Wham Bam", and this lyric page sits inside the Buck Owens catalog on LyroVerse.
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