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Girls Girls Girls
03:28
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(this version instrumental)
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D.W. Washburn
03:06
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"D.W. Washburn."
I heard a sweet voice say.
"D.W. Washburn, this is your lucky day.
A hot bowl of soup is waiting
A hot bowl of soup
and a shave.
D.W. Washburn, we've picked you to save."
Can't you hear the flugelhorn?
Can't you hear the bells?
Even you can be reborn
You naughter ne'er-do-well
Won't you get up outta that gutter
Before the next big rain?
D.W. Wasburn,
You're gonna wash right down the drain.
Up, Up. C'mon get up.
Get up off your street
If you can only make it
from your hands to your knees
I know you can make it to your feet.
"D.W. Washburn,"
I said to myself.
"D.W. Washburn,
Why don't you go save somebody else.
I've got no job to go to
I don't work and I don't get paid
I got a bottle of wine,
I'm feeling fine
I do believe I've got it made."
I'd like to thank all of you good people
For coming to my aid,
But I am D.W. Washburn.
I do believe I got it made.
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Water to Drink.
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