"And The Hills" lyrics
"And The Hills"
Jennie dances at a café down the road
We throw her dollar bills and she puts on a show
No one really knows her, no one takes the blame
We just enjoy her total lack of shame
And she's proud to have a body that can kill
And we don't mind the valleys and the hills
And the hills
Brenda likes to play on chairs and shimmy to the beat
Wearin' fancy underwear that keeps you in your seat
Leslie jammin' at the pole and makin' them bodies ache
People come from miles around, just to see her shake
And she's proud to have a body that can kill
And we don't mind the valleys and the hills
And the hills
So if you're ever passin' through this side of town
Just come on in, there's always somethin' goin' down
More sights than you can take in seven days a week
They wrote the book if it's enlightenment you seek
And she's proud to have a body that can kill
And we don't mind the valleys and the hills
And the hills
And she's proud to have a body that can kill
And we don't mind the valleys and the hills
And the hills
Writer(s): Donald Cameron
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- The Marshall Tucker Band Lyrics
album:
"Southern Spirit" (1990)
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