Hoochie Coochie Man
Willie Dixon / Muddy Waters (1954 )
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| The gypsy woman told my mother, |
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| Before I was born |
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| I got a boy child's comin', |
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| He's gonna be a son of a gun |
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| He gonna make pretty women's, |
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| jump and shout |
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| Then the world wanna know, |
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| what this all a | bout |
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| But you know I'm | him, |
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| everybody knows I'm | him |
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| Well you know I'm the | hoochie coochie man, |
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| every | body knows I'm | him |
| I got a black cat bone, |
| I got a mojo too. |
| I got the Johnny Concheroo, |
| I'm gonna mess with you. |
| I'm gonna make you girls, |
| lead me by my hand, |
| Then the world will know, |
| the hoochie coochie man! |
| But you know I'm him, |
| Everybody knows I'm him |
| Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man, |
| Everybody knows I'm him |
| On the seventh hours, |
| on the seventh day, |
| On the seventh month, |
| the seven doctors say: |
| He was born for good luck, |
| and that you'll see, |
| I got seven hundred dollars, |
| don't you mess with me! |
| But you know I'm him, |
| Everybody knows I'm him. |
| Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man, |
| Everybody knows I'm him! |
