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Allison Moorer ~ Hey Jezebel


Don't you look pretty Dressed to the nines Comfortably sitting On your gold mine Blood red and blonde Lipstick and curls A high-heeled don juan Come to mess up my world All of the ladies Are watching their backs The boys thinking maybe They might stand a chance Bet every bar you walk in's the same They don't know who you are But they sure know your name Hey Jezebel leave mine alone Ain't no bombshell wrecking my home He's all I got he's all I want Jezebel find someone else Leave mine alone Why'd you come calling On this side of town A woman who's fallen And keeps going down I won't compete with your dirty work So get back to the street Before you get hurt Hey Jezebel leave mine alone Ain't no bombshell wrecking my home He's all I got he's all I want Jezebel find someone else Leave mine alone This southern belle is tough as nails Leave mine alone more free lyrics

Don't you look pretty
Dressed to the nines
Comfortably sitting
On your gold mine
Blood red and blonde
Lipstick and curls
A high-heeled don juan
Come to mess up my world
All of the ladies
Are watching their backs
The boys thinking maybe
They might stand a chance
Bet every bar you walk in's the same
They don't know who you are
But they sure know your name

Hey Jezebel leave mine alone
Ain't no bombshell wrecking my home
He's all I got he's all I want
Jezebel find someone else
Leave mine alone

Why'd you come calling
On this side of town
A woman who's fallen
And keeps going down
I won't compete with your dirty work
So get back to the street
Before you get hurt

Hey Jezebel leave mine alone
Ain't no bombshell wrecking my home
He's all I got he's all I want
Jezebel find someone else
Leave mine alone

This southern belle is tough as nails
Leave mine alone

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