| Thirteen year old Mabel
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| She looking for trouble
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| Thirteen year old Mabel
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| She looking for trouble
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| Every night she going out for walk
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| And she poor grandmother home can’t talk
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| And if you tell she no she start to frown
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| Ready to cuss upsided down
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| Don’t worry your head over me
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| Study for yourself not for me
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| Because ah young and ah strong
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| I ain’t 'fraid no man in town
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| So don’t worry your head over me
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| Oh no
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| Don’t worry your head over me
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| Many times ah listening
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| Everything they saying
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| Granny tell granddaughter
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| «Girl, you must have behaviour
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| Walking 'bout at night ain’t good at all
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| Thirteen years of age, girl you too small»
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| «Granny you too damn miserabl
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| Ah looking small but ah big and ah able»
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| Don’t worry your head over m
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| Study for yourself not for me, granny
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| Because ah young and ah strong
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| I ain’t 'fraid no man in town
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| So don’t worry your head over me
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| Oh no
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| Don’t worry your head over me
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| Grandmother was furious
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| But Sparrow was curious
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| While grandmother talking
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| This time Sparrow attacking
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| At length and at last ah bust the tape
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| Good Lord she could not escape
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| Shortly after well she got a sign
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| So she start to say the prize is mine
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| Don’t worry your head over me
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| Study for yourself not for me
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| Because we both had the fun
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| When we finish we jump up and run
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| So don’t worry your head over me
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| Oh no
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| Don’t worry your head over me |