Hi-Heel Sneakers by Tommy Tucker

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Hi-Heel Sneakers
By: Tommy Tucker

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Release Date:	1963 (CapSuper)
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Put on your red dress baby
Lord we goin' out tonight
Put on your red dress baby
Lord we goin' out tonight
Better wear some boxing gloves
In case some fool might want a fight

Put on your hi-heel sneakers
Wear your wig hat on your head
Put on your hi-heel sneakers
Wear your wig hat on your head
Well I'm pretty sure now baby
Lord y'know, you know you're gonna knock 'em dead

I got my Old Crow liquor
And my paycheck in my hand
Got my Old Crow liquor
I got my paycheck in my hand
Because Big John's boot leg whiskey
Cost much more than I can stand

Put on your hi-heel sneakers
Wear your wig hat on your head
Put on your hi-heel sneakers
Wear your wig hat on your head
Well I know you're gonna be real hot
I'm pretty sure you're gonna knock 'em dead
(Shalom)

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	09-08-85, #85-36	05-27-84, #84-22

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