Dolly Dawn
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Dolly Dawn
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Look, Look at Dolly,
Pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty dolly
Oh here she come, here she come, here she come
Pretty, pretty Dolly
When Dolly hear them sound the drum
Up she jump she holler: "Here I Come"
Cause she gonna dance, she gonna sing
She gonna cause the rafters to ring
Cause she gonna dance, she gonna sing
She gonna cause the rafters to ring
Don't stop her when she hear the call
Dolly don't goin' to have herself a ball
When Dolly start to shake an shout
Clear the floor cause she really move about
When Dolly go into a turn
All men jump and their eyes begin to burn
Soon Dolly go into a fall
Turn an' spin then she starts to climb the wall
Soon Dolly go into a fall
Turn an' spin and then she climb the wall
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