Intro
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If the farmer has no silo
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And his fuel cost runs up high
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Well, that's just how much I would love you
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If you'd just only let me try.
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In some nice young up to date kitchen
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Let us get acquainted, dear
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And them old floor-birds will just quit eatin'
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And just grin from ear to ear.
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Two floor birds and a prudent baby chick, yes that ain’t
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That ain't much to bust
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But restriction causes damage
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And damage causes lust.
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So poor little girl, come blow this horn
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Hard as any whole night seems
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It's very easily done actually
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All you have to do is dream.
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Well, them old back strappers are a dime a dozen
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And I can get a call for a nickle
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Yes, but look what an earful I get and it's all awful too
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Every time I try to go get me a little tickle.
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So, gimme one sweet loaf of bread
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Just one sweet loaf, fill it up and I'll be gone
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Yes, just like some of these old floor birds
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Who fly from dawn to dawn.
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Oh yes, who fly from dawn to dawn
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Yes, who fly from dawn to dawn
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Oh, fly from dawn to dawn.