Dr. Feelgood
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Dr. Feelgood
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Hey all you women don't you come around
Less you weigh about 400 pounds
Oh from way down home I don't dig shy bone
Well you've got to be alright with me
Because the doctor is very hard to please
You talk about women Lord I love 'em all
Yeah I love 'em big and I love 'em tall
If you don't win what I want baby don't you come around at all
We'll you've got to be alright with me...
Well they call me the doctor in my neighborhood
But my baby she calls me Dr Feelgood
Do you ever feel good have you ever felt good
We'll you've got to be alright with me...
You talk about women Lord I crave 'em all
I believe I believe they'll take me to my grave
Quick good good good good good good
Oh you've got to be alright with me...
Come over here big mama get out of that weight watches yeah...
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Kenny Price performs "Dr. Feelgood", and this lyric page sits inside the Kenny Price catalog on LyroVerse.
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