Get Off My Toe
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Get Off My Toe
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Oh-oh, get off of my toe
Oh-oh, it sure is sore
Oh-oh-oh, lay off of my toe
I just learned to do the rock 'n' roll
I hear this everywhere i go
Oh-oh-oh, lay off of my toe
Oh-oh, daddy-o
Don't get cruel, get off of my toe
Oh-oh-oh, it hurts me so
My toe's all sore, it done turned blue
If you don't lay off, i'm gonna be-bop you
Oh-oh-oh, lay off of my toe
Oh-oh, get off of my toe
Oh-oh, it hurts me so
Oh-oh-oh, lay off of my toe
Well, i never felt more like crying the blues
Since you stept on my blue suede shoes
Oh-oh-oh, lay off of my toe
Oh-oh, daddy-o
Don't be cruel, get off of my toe
Oh-oh-oh, it sure is sore
Well, i never felt more like crying the blues
Since you stept on my blue suede shoes
Oh-oh-oh, get off of my toe
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Cliff Blakely performs "Get Off My Toe", and this lyric page sits inside the Cliff Blakely catalog on LyroVerse.
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