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Bran Van 3000 ~ Mama Don't Smoke...


Okay well we'll just start. Ready? 1, 2, 3, Go. Mama don't smoke, That much dope, Don't you worry about me. Mama don't smoke, That much dope, Don't you worry about me. I only get high about twice a day, It helps to keep my blues away. Chris said something about all them, Long-haired Jesus Christ look-alikes, Shining down on me, Shining down on me. I'm more laid back than you, I'm more laid back than you, Yeah, I'm more laid back than you will ever be. Mama don't smoke, That much dope, Don't you worry about me. Mama don't smoke, That much dope, Don't you worry about me. I only get high about twice a day, It helps to keep my blues away. more free lyrics

Okay well we'll just start. Ready? 1, 2, 3, Go.

Mama don't smoke,
That much dope,
Don't you worry about me.
Mama don't smoke,
That much dope,
Don't you worry about me.
I only get high about twice a day,
It helps to keep my blues away.

Chris said something about all them,
Long-haired Jesus Christ look-alikes,
Shining down on me,
Shining down on me.

I'm more laid back than you,
I'm more laid back than you,
Yeah, I'm more laid back than you will ever be.

Mama don't smoke,
That much dope,
Don't you worry about me.
Mama don't smoke,
That much dope,
Don't you worry about me.
I only get high about twice a day,
It helps to keep my blues away.

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