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Billie Holiday ~ Gimmie A Pigfoot (and A Bottle Of Beer)


Wesley 'sox' wilson Up in harlem every saturday night Where the highbrows get together It's just too right They all congregate and all night hop And what they do is ooh boppa dap Ole hanna brown from way across town Gets full of corn and starts Bringing them down And at the break of day You can hear ole hanna say Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer Send me a gate i don't care Feel just like i wanna clown Give the piano player a drink Because he's bringing me down He's got rhythm yeah, when he stamps his feet He sends me right off to sleep Cheek all your razors and all your guns We're gonna be arrested when the wagon comes Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer Send me cause i don't care I want a pigfoot and a bottle of gin Send me daddy move right in I feel just like i wanna shout Give the piano player a drink Because he's knocking me out He's got rhythm when he stamps his feet He moves me right off to sleep Check all your razors and your guns Do the hueklebuck until the rising sun Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of gin Move me, 'cause i'm in my sin Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer more free lyrics

Wesley 'sox' wilson

Up in harlem every saturday night
Where the highbrows get together
It's just too right
They all congregate and all night hop
And what they do is ooh boppa dap
Ole hanna brown from way across town
Gets full of corn and starts
Bringing them down
And at the break of day
You can hear ole hanna say
Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer
Send me a gate i don't care
Feel just like i wanna clown
Give the piano player a drink
Because he's bringing me down
He's got rhythm yeah, when he stamps his feet
He sends me right off to sleep
Cheek all your razors and all your guns
We're gonna be arrested when the wagon comes
Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer
Send me cause i don't care

I want a pigfoot and a bottle of gin
Send me daddy move right in
I feel just like i wanna shout
Give the piano player a drink
Because he's knocking me out
He's got rhythm when he stamps his feet
He moves me right off to sleep
Check all your razors and your guns

Do the hueklebuck until the rising sun
Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of gin
Move me, 'cause i'm in my sin
Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer

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