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Well I went out this evening |
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I left the little woman at home |
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Thought I would have a little fun in a style that's all my own |
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Well I rocked and rolled and bopped a while |
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Played every spot in town |
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Then I slipped into the hall where |
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I'll be trouble bound |
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Yeah I'm slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Baby slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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I'm sneakin' yeah slippin' in slippin' in |
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I eased up to the front door |
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Eased it opened wide |
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I made sure the coast was clear |
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And then I slipped inside |
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I was inching through the doorway as quiet as |
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I could be |
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Well on came the lights and there she stood |
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Lookin' straight at me |
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Well I'm slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Baby slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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I'm sneakin' yeah slippin' in slippin' in |
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Go Well everybody knows it |
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It's very plain to see |
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That slippin' around goes hand in hand with a woman misery |
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Well ask me little woman |
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Ask me where |
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I've been |
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That slippin' around is alot of fun |
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But oh that slippin' in |
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Well I'm slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Baby slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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Slip slip slip slip slippin' in |
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I'm sneakin' yeah slippin' in slippin' in |
