Maggie
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Maggie
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She got long hair, she got big eyes,
She wears skirts that show her thighs,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time, with me
I like Sue, she's alright,
I'm gonna see my Maggie tonight,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time, with me
I like Sue, Rose is better,
I'm gonna write my Maggie a letter,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time, with me
I like Sue, she's gone to my head,
I like Maggie 'cause she's better in bed,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time,
O Maggie, come along and spent some time, with me
Oh Maggie, come along and spent some time,
Oh Maggie, come along and spent some time,
Oh Maggie, come along and spent some time
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Mungo Jerry performs "Maggie", and this lyric page sits inside the Mungo Jerry catalog on LyroVerse.
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