What'd I Say?
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What'd I Say?
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Well, mama, don't you see me wrong
Come and love your daddy all night long
All right, hey hey, hey hey
See the gal with the diamond ring?
She knows how to shake that thing
All right, hey hey, hey hey
See the gal with the red dress on?
She knows how to do it all night long
All right, hey hey, hey hey
Tell your mama, tell your pa
Gonna send you back to Arkansas
All right, hey hey, you got me right now
When you see me in misery
Move over, baby, set me free
All right, hey hey, hey hey
Tell me, what'd I say?
Tell me, what'd I say?
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Flying Postmen performs "What'd I Say?", and this lyric page sits inside the Flying Postmen catalog on LyroVerse.
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