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Artist: Lowell Fulson
Canonical path: /lowell-fulson/tramp
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Tramp
Read Tramp lyrics by Lowell Fulson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tramp
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Tramp
You can call me that
I don't wear continental clothes stetson hats
But I'm a lover
Mama was papa too
I'm an only child
Loving is all I know how to do
Huh
Call me country wight from the woods
I'll answer when you call me
That is baby if it makes you feel good
But I'm just a lover
Mama was a papa too
But I'm just a lover
But I'm an only child
Loving's all I know to do
Now whatever you call me
I'll ever go with that
'Cause I keep a fat bankroll in my pocket baby
You know I own three Cadillacs
'Cause I'm just a lover
Mama was papa too
I'm an only child
Loving's all I know to do
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Lowell Fulson performs "Tramp", and this lyric page sits inside the Lowell Fulson catalog on LyroVerse.
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