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High Falootin’ Woman

Released by Grand Funk Railroad in 1969
From the Album: Grand Funk |

This version of High Falootin’ Woman was released by Grand Funk Railroad in 1969.

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I can see you comin’ mama
Yes you’re movin’ on down the line
I can see you comin’ mama
Yes you’re movin’ on down the line

You done have left a thousand men
And they’re all back there cryin’

She’s a high falootin’ woman
And she just can’t do no wrong
She’s a high falootin’ woman
And she just can’t do no wrong

She’s gonna cry some day
And I know it can’t be too long

She’s got hips like a honey
And Lord she can make ’em move
She’s got hips like a honey
And Lord she can make ’em move

And she’ll do anything
To make you get in her groove

Lord have mercy on you woman
And your wicked soul
Lord have mercy on you woman
And your wicked soul

‘Cause that high falootin’ woman
Gonna live till she’s a hundred years old


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