So your forty hour week ran to fifty-five
But that overtime ain't worth losing your mind
I got a little something that'll lighten your load
Baby don't you worry bout changing your clothes
Found a rowdy spot out on the edge of town
Girl it's high time for gettin' down

Hey senorita there's a lonely margarita with your name on it
The honky-tonk's a hoppin' and the cover band's a rockin' to
Some dude named Tritt
Everybody's asking when you're coming around
Cause it's high time for getting down

Come right on in baby now take a seat
I saved you a stool right next to me
But don't you get comfy cause it won't be long
We'll be out on the floor just singing along

Bartender pour us up another round
Cause it's high time for gettin' down

Hey senorita there's a lonely margarita with your name on it
The honky-tonk's a hoppin' and the cover band's a rocking out to
"Gimmie Three Steps"
We'll be shaking it up out in the crowd
Cause it's high time for gettin' down

Hey senorita here's another margarita with your name on it
The honky-tonk's a hoppin' and the cover band's a rocking out to
One more hit
We'll be shaking it up out in the crowd
Cause it's high time time for gettin' down
Bartender pour us up another round
Cause it's high time for gettin' down


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