Lakky Lady
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Lakky Lady
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Ah well, I?ve got a woman and I love, love her so
She is big, fat and lazy but I want you all to know
That I love her and I need that woman so
She is my little lady and I?m glad that you all know
When she wakes in the morning and her figure tells no lies
My eyesight is broken when the light shines on her tights
But I love her and I need that woman so
Oh how can I tell you what I?d do if she should go
And I love her and I need that woman so
Oh well how can I tell you what I?d do if she should go
Ah well she is so lazy, how she moves I?ll never know
She was so different eleven years ago
But I love her and I need that woman so
She?s a big lakky lady but I love that woman so
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