Sybil's Rights
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Sybil's Rights
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Sybil's not the kind who likes to sit at home
What if she wears her dresses much too tight
She's my baby don't tell me she's doin' wrong
No you don't like it that's my Sybil's right
It's my Sybil's right to act the way she wants
And I love her much too much to give her do's and don't's
I'm just hoping she'll stay in my arms each night
The way I see it that's my Sybil's right
[ harmonica ]
Sybil's throwed by partys everybody knows
What if she's going somewhere every night
She's no fainted thing she don't pretend to be
Don't put her down cause that's my Sybil's right
It's my Sybil's right to act the way she wants...
The way I see it that's my Sybil's right
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