Skinny Dippin'
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Skinny Dippin'
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Well sally told debbie and debbie told me
They caught suzie down by the creek
Splashing around with the jones' boy stretch
Seems they were in way over their heads
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Skinny dippin' from head to toe
Skinny dippin' what a way to go
I know a little water hole down by the creek
C'mon skinny dippin' with me
Well i went dipping wiht suzie last night
When down through the trees came my boss and his wife
We held our breath we were both turning blue
When we came up they were doing it too
Chorus
Fat or skinny short or tall
The shape your in don't matter at all
If you're feeling unsure about where to begin
Just slip off your gear and jump right in
Chorus
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Lee Kernaghan performs "Skinny Dippin'", and this lyric page sits inside the Lee Kernaghan catalog on LyroVerse.
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