The Mulatto Song
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The Mulatto Song
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If you’ll permit me I’d like to sing a song about the mulatto
Live and let live even if there’s mixed blood that’s my motto
One half Voodoo, one half Wisconsin,
He’ll do your taxes but he won't stop dancin’
Slaves holding wipes, halfros with hips
That's the Mulatto
Half Boogie, half uptight, half day and half night mulatto
Coffee with cream like a billion at playing the lotto
One whole is good but two halves is better,
Run through the jungle in a powder blue sweater
Listen think twice I say lets be nice to
The mulatto
Jive talking sister who don’t move her hips
Big hammer, big nail with great golfing tips
Guys who can box and have pool memberships
It’s time to come to grips with the mulatto
Mulatto!
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Dewey Cox performs "The Mulatto Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Dewey Cox catalog on LyroVerse.
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