Sugarfoot Rag
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Sugarfoot Rag
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Gonna get out my sycamore and shine up my shoes meet my baby and tell her the news
I bet my bundle on a swayback nag and I came home winner with a plenty o'swag
One foot two foot slew foot drag swing your honey to the Sugarfoot Rag
Dig a little jig with a zig and a zag and listen to the guitar play the Suigarfoot Rag
Got a big jug o'cinder and a bottle of wine one's for and honey and the other is mine
Sip on the cider and sip on the wine we both sip together and a have a good time
One foot two foot slew foot drag...
Gonna spend all my money and a git on a jag swing my honey to the Sugarfoot Rag
Walk right up and stomp on the floor and swing up the middle with a shoofly four
One foot two foot slew foot drag...
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Porter Wagoner performs "Sugarfoot Rag", and this lyric page sits inside the Porter Wagoner catalog on LyroVerse.
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