If You Catch Me Stealing
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If You Catch Me Stealing
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If you catch me stealing you know I don't mean no harm
If you catch me stealing you know I don't mean no harm
It's the mark of my family and it must be carried on
I got nineteen men, and I want one more
I got nineteen men, and I want one more
If I get that one more I'm gonna let that nineteen go
Have you ever seen peaches growing wild on a vine
Have you ever seen peaches growing wild on a vine
Well just climb in my orchard and get a taste of mine
Well I got a man in Atlanta, two in Alabama,
Three in Chattanooga, four in Cincinnata
Five in Mississippi, six in Memphis, Tennessee
If you don't like my peaches just let my orchard be
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