| Song | Delta Dawn |
| Artist | Me First and the Gimme Gimmes |
| Album | Ruin Jonny's Bar Mitzvah |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Delta Dawn | |
| Delta Dawn | |
| what's that flower you have on | |
| Could it be a faded rose from days gone by | |
| And did I hear you say | |
| he was a-meeting you here today | |
| To take you to his mansion in the sky | |
| She's forty-one | |
| and her daddy still calls her "baby" | |
| All the folks around Brownsville | |
| say she's crazy | |
| 'Cause she walks around town | |
| with a suitcase in her hand | |
| Looking for | |
| a mysterious dark-haired man | |
| In her younger days | |
| they called her Delta Dawn | |
| Prettiest woman you ever laid eyes on | |
| Then a man of low degree | |
| stood by her side | |
| And promised her | |
| he'd take her for his bride |
| Delta Dawn | |
| Delta Dawn | |
| what' s that flower you have on | |
| Could it be a faded rose from days gone by | |
| And did I hear you say | |
| he was ameeting you here today | |
| To take you to his mansion in the sky | |
| She' s fortyone | |
| and her daddy still calls her " baby" | |
| All the folks around Brownsville | |
| say she' s crazy | |
| ' Cause she walks around town | |
| with a suitcase in her hand | |
| Looking for | |
| a mysterious darkhaired man | |
| In her younger days | |
| they called her Delta Dawn | |
| Prettiest woman you ever laid eyes on | |
| Then a man of low degree | |
| stood by her side | |
| And promised her | |
| he' d take her for his bride |
| Delta Dawn | |
| Delta Dawn | |
| what' s that flower you have on | |
| Could it be a faded rose from days gone by | |
| And did I hear you say | |
| he was ameeting you here today | |
| To take you to his mansion in the sky | |
| She' s fortyone | |
| and her daddy still calls her " baby" | |
| All the folks around Brownsville | |
| say she' s crazy | |
| ' Cause she walks around town | |
| with a suitcase in her hand | |
| Looking for | |
| a mysterious darkhaired man | |
| In her younger days | |
| they called her Delta Dawn | |
| Prettiest woman you ever laid eyes on | |
| Then a man of low degree | |
| stood by her side | |
| And promised her | |
| he' d take her for his bride |