Hoochie Woman
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Hoochie Woman
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Hoochie Woman
Hoochie Woman
Hoochie Woman
Hoochie Woman
I wasn't thinking
My head was in the book
His hands were on her everywhere
I saw his face
I dropped my coffee
He's cheating on me with a
Hoochie Woman
Ooo hoo hoo you can
Keep your Hoochie
Ooo hoo hoo you can
Keep the house
Ooo hoo hoo
And the bank accounts
'Cause boy I bring home the Bacon
I said boys I bring home the Bacon now
I went to work
And the office girls
Were all burning
Their poetry
It wasn't good
But in the Neighborhood
Now they're all just a
Hoochie Woman
He called me up
And said: She has needs
I said: You'll find 'em
On Barney's fourth floor
He said: I need a loan
(I said) That's not a problem
You better keep this from your
Hoochie Woman
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