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If you see a pick-up truck |
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With a plastic coon dog mounted on the hood |
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If you pass a trailer with a concrete donkey in the yard |
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And tires up on the roof |
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And if you see a woman in a moo-moo |
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Reading tarot cards and palms down by the road |
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That's how you know |
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That's how you know, you're in my neighborhood |
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In my neighborhood |
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There's nothing ordinary 'bout the regular folk |
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In my neighborhood |
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We make our own wine outta berries we grow |
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A word to the wise when they turn out the lights |
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It's a free for all, y'all, every |
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Saturday night |
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But everybody treats everybody the way they should |
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In my neighborhood |
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When the wind is just right |
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You can tell they're makin' paper at the mill on |
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Champion lane |
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When Mabel |
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Johnson goes to fryin' rocky mountain oysters |
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You can smell 'em from a mile away |
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You might hear the church bells playin' |
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Sweet Home |
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Alabama'Cause the preacher loves rock and roll |
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That's how you know |
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That's how you know, you're in my neighborhood |
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In my neighborhood |
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There's nothing ordinary 'bout the regular folk |
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In my neighborhood |
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We make our own wine outta berries we grow |
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A word to the wise when they turn out the lights |
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It's a free for all, y'all, every |
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Saturday night |
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But everybody treats everybody the way they should |
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In my neighborhood |
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In my neighborhood |
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There's nothing ordinary 'bout the regular folk |
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In my neighborhood |
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We make our own wine outta berries we grow |
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A word to the wise when they turn out the lights |
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It's a free for all, y'all, every |
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Saturday night |
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But everybody treats everybody the way they should |
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In my neighborhood, in my neighborhood |
