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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Old 97's
Old 97's
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Rhett Miller
Rhett Miller
Composer
Murry Hammond
Murry Hammond
Composer
Ken Bethea
Ken Bethea
Songwriter
Philip Peeples
Philip Peeples
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Doug Van Sloun
Doug Van Sloun
Mastering Engineer
Tucker Martine
Tucker Martine
Producer

Lyrics

My old lady she's young at heart She's got a crooked smile and it's a work of art She got legs that go all the way down to the floor And I could not love her any more My old lady she's a wreckin' ball She gets me up against the wall My legs go broke I can't catch my breath But it's all good because I love her to death And she likes it when call her honeypie And she likes it when I call her pretty baby But the one thing she don't like Is when call her my old lady When we met we were fresh and green Shiny as a page in a magazine We figured out what we had was good And I moved into her neighborhood Over the years we blossomed and bloomed Time crawled a while and then it zoomed Stackin' up memories like stackin' up wood She lights me up and it burns so good And she likes it when I get her all alone And she likes it when I get a little crazy But the one thing she don't like Is when I call her my old lady And she likes it when call her honeypie And she likes it when I call her pretty baby But the one thing she don't like Is when call her my old lady So I call her honeypie But she's my old lady
Writer(s): Ken Bethea, Murry Hammond, Philip Peeples, Rhett Miller Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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