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ZZ Top ~ Woke Up With Wood


When I woke up this morning I was feeling mighty good. My baby understood had to do what she should lying near a pile of wood. Laying it on some, playing with it some when I, I woke up with wood. I was lying there thinking 'bout basketball trying not to lose my mind my baby came to help and I let out a yell, she grabbed me from behind. Laying on it some, playing with it some when I, I woke up with wood. Beauty queens fall in trances, debutantes lose their furs. But it felt so good from where they stood, they were working on a pile of wood. Laying on it some, playing with it some when I, I woke up with wood. more free lyrics

When I woke up this morning
I was feeling mighty good.
My baby understood had to do what she should
lying near a pile of wood.
Laying it on some,
playing with it some
when I, I woke up with wood.

I was lying there thinking 'bout basketball
trying not to lose my mind
my baby came to help and I let out a yell,
she grabbed me from behind.
Laying on it some,
playing with it some
when I, I woke up with wood.

Beauty queens fall in trances,
debutantes lose their furs.
But it felt so good from where they stood,
they were working on a pile of wood.
Laying on it some,
playing with it some
when I, I woke up with wood.

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