Come On In My Kitchen
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Come On In My Kitchen
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You better come on
In my kitchen
It's going to be rainin' outdoors
The woman I love stole my best friend
Some joker got lucky, stole her back again
Uh huh, she gone, know she won't come back
I take the last nickel out of her nation sack
When a woman get in trouble, everybody throws her down
Looking for her good friend, they can't be found
Any time you've coming, it's gonna be so
You can't make the winter, baby, just drive on slow
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