| Song | Snake In The Bed |
| Artist | Elizabeth Cook |
| Album | Welder |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| There’s a snake in the bed, a snake in the bed | |
| I dumped out my purse and there’s a snake in the bed | |
| It’s little and it wiggles, got a shiny black head | |
| Couldn’t be worse there’s a snake in the bed | |
| My pocketbook was sittin by the slidin glass door | |
| The one I thought didn’t work no more | |
| I set it side me on the pull-out couch | |
| The one I’d been sleepin on to get the bugs out | |
| And Big Mama | |
| Thornton was singing along | |
| With pretty young | |
| Elvis and the old hound dog | |
| Heaven turned to big deceit when something slithered down my leg | |
| And between my feet | |
| I can’t imagine what the fuss is about | |
| You’d think he’d have chosen a different route | |
| I can’t shut up the words in my mouth | |
| They started up north and they’re heading down south | |
| The boy from next door came runnin up | |
| He was sicker than me so the problem was | |
| We balled up the sheet snake and everything | |
| Kicked out the door and gave it a fling |
| There' s a snake in the bed, a snake in the bed | |
| I dumped out my purse and there' s a snake in the bed | |
| It' s little and it wiggles, got a shiny black head | |
| Couldn' t be worse there' s a snake in the bed | |
| My pocketbook was sittin by the slidin glass door | |
| The one I thought didn' t work no more | |
| I set it side me on the pullout couch | |
| The one I' d been sleepin on to get the bugs out | |
| And Big Mama | |
| Thornton was singing along | |
| With pretty young | |
| Elvis and the old hound dog | |
| Heaven turned to big deceit when something slithered down my leg | |
| And between my feet | |
| I can' t imagine what the fuss is about | |
| You' d think he' d have chosen a different route | |
| I can' t shut up the words in my mouth | |
| They started up north and they' re heading down south | |
| The boy from next door came runnin up | |
| He was sicker than me so the problem was | |
| We balled up the sheet snake and everything | |
| Kicked out the door and gave it a fling |
| There' s a snake in the bed, a snake in the bed | |
| I dumped out my purse and there' s a snake in the bed | |
| It' s little and it wiggles, got a shiny black head | |
| Couldn' t be worse there' s a snake in the bed | |
| My pocketbook was sittin by the slidin glass door | |
| The one I thought didn' t work no more | |
| I set it side me on the pullout couch | |
| The one I' d been sleepin on to get the bugs out | |
| And Big Mama | |
| Thornton was singing along | |
| With pretty young | |
| Elvis and the old hound dog | |
| Heaven turned to big deceit when something slithered down my leg | |
| And between my feet | |
| I can' t imagine what the fuss is about | |
| You' d think he' d have chosen a different route | |
| I can' t shut up the words in my mouth | |
| They started up north and they' re heading down south | |
| The boy from next door came runnin up | |
| He was sicker than me so the problem was | |
| We balled up the sheet snake and everything | |
| Kicked out the door and gave it a fling |