Intro
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#1.
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City sidewalks guide her feet, up the hill to
Stanyan Street.
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Ran out of money yesterday, she doesn't have a
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place to stay.
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Suitcase carries everything she owns, she can't
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afford to take a Greyhound home.
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But don't expect to see her cry, she's a San Francisco
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woman, she knows how to get by.
#2.
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When she's down to seeds and stems and pawned off
everything she can.
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She's got no problems, she's got friends, glad to pull
her up again.
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And when she's over on the other end, she'll get the
chance to do the same for them.
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So, don't feel sorry for the girl, she's a San Francisco
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woman, she can live in her world.
#3.
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Good times keep within her reach, midnight walks along
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the beach.
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And when she's home and friends come up, they drink wine
out of paper cups.
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She loves the people and the life she lives, she won't
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apologize for what she is.
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So, don't expect her to, she's a San Francisco woman, she
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knows how to make do.
#4.
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She's a down home woman, she's not a queen, and when her
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grass is not so green..she can live on rice and beans,
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and wash her clothes without machines.
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And when she's down without a dime, she'll recover every time.
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She'll never shiver in the rain, he's a San Francisco woman,
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she knows how to maintain..oh, yeah!
OUTRO:
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She's a San Francisco wo..man, she knows how to maintain..
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She's a San Francisco wo..man, she knows how to maintain..
E sixties smash from Kraziekhat.