Lady sniff my twisted Lincoln
Lady walk on low
Lately when I see you baby
Lord I gotta go
Walkin' down that stinky highway
Got to meet my man
Lately when I smell his dandy
Whoa, my, God damn
And I said No, yeah, I mean no
And I said no
Take me back to Detroit, Paul yeh heh heh

Lady Sniff my broken teabag, Lady walk the road
Lately when I see that teabag I can't take no more
Lady walk that greasy gravy, Lord, and my teat
Lately when I eat you baby, Lord I just can't see
Cause I say no, no honey no, no ya man no, not on you baby
Pass me some of that dumb ass over there, hey, boy I te----.

Lady walk with fur-burger, animally in
Lately when I see you baby, got to have my skin
Lady walk that greasy highway, stinky, holy war
Lately when I see you baby, walkin out my door
'cause I say no, yeah I mean no
No no no no, yeah, it's really comin' now
Murray! Bring me my bacon, Murray?

Lady fold my wall-to-wall
Know what the hell you say
Walk 'em on those roly-polys, each and every day.
Lady use my stinky pinky, rooty-dooty-doo
Lately when I see you baby don't know what I'd do.
And I say No, yeah no, no
No no no no no, ya, bo'
Hey, wait a minute.
Murray?!

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    youtube.com/watch karaoke video from the blind eye sees all dvd but these are probably changed, like rainwalk said.

    vans1170on June 24, 2010   Link
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    This is the most mind-blowing song I've ever heard (and funny as hell). The meaning of the lyrics? I am sure they are obscene, but fortunately my life has been normal enough that I cannot guess much further.

    There's my shot at the lyrics:

    Yeah, boy! Heh, heh, heh, heh! Lady sniff my tweaky lickin' Lady what I know Lately when I see you, baby Lord, I gotta go Walking down that tweaky highway Got to meet my man Lately when I smell it, baby Oh, my, God damn! And I said no! Yeah, I mean no. Yeah, when I said no. Take me back to Detroit pal, oh yeah heh heh.

    Lady sniff my broken teabag Lady walked the road Lately when I see that teabag I can't take the load Lady walk that greasy gravy Lord a mighty. Lately when I eat you baby Lord, I just can see And I said no! Lord, I mean no. No, I don't do that. Pass me some o' dat dumb-ass, hey, boy, I tell y'u'

    Lady walk with furry pearly And a body in Lately when I see it, baby Got to have my sin Lady, walk that greasy highway Sneaky holy war Lately when I see you, baby Walkin' out my door Cause I said no! Yeah, I mean no. No, no no. Murray! Bring me my bacon! Murray!

    Lady bought my walking wardrobe What the hell you say Walk among those roly-poly Each and every day Lately with my sneaky-peaky rootie-dootie-doo Lately when I see you, baby Don't know what I'd do And I said no. Yeah, no. Yeah, I mean no. Wait a minute. Murray!

    mrsongmeaningson August 19, 2007   Link
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    The line is :

    "Take me back to Detroit, Paul."

    This is where he hands off to Paul, the guitarist, for a short 'solo'. I've seen them perform this twice - Gibby looks at or gestures to Paul on this line.

    And who knows what else Gibby ever says, ever. He consistently makes up different words onstage anyway. Or at least he used to back in the day.

    rainwalkon April 05, 2009   Link
  • +1
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    On the record, I hear, "Take me back to Detroit, Tyrone," and, "stinky pinky." In parts of East Texas, "pinky" is slang for vaginal fingering or female masturbation. I think this song is partly inspired by the notion of a guy who won't have sex with his wife because of genital odor.

    I think Gibby is probably making fun of a stereotypical male chauvinist bigoted slob type--perhaps a real person, since truth is often stranger than fiction. At the end of the song, his sexually frustrated wife gets sick of it all and splits.

    Regardless, though, I love Paul Leary's guitar work on this song. I sampled and edited one of the chords for a future project of my own.

    maddpsyintyston June 29, 2014   Link
  • +1
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    I'm pretty sure he is saying "Vern" not Murray. As in Ernest P Worrell's "Know what I mean, Vern?" commercials.

    TdyYrLoveon December 21, 2022   Link
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    hahaha, how the heck did you get these lyrics?

    cheesenuggetton September 08, 2006   Link
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    SHADOW, YOUR LYRICS ARE TOTALLY INACCURATE. YOU SUCK!

    Beavis46on August 01, 2008   Link

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