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Billy Bragg ~ Hoodoo Voodoo


Hoodoo voodoo, seven twenty one two Haystacka hostacka, a b c High poker, low poker, ninety nine a zero Sidewalk, streetcar, dance a goofy dance Blackbirdy, bluejay; one two three four, Trash sack, jump back e f g, Biggy hat, little hat, fattyman, skinnyman, Grasshopper, greensnake, hold my hand Hoodoo voodoo, chooka, chooky choochoo, True blue, how true, kissle me now Momma cat, tommy cat, diaper on my clothes line Two four six eight, i run and hide Pretty girl, pretty boy, pony on a tincan, I'll be yours and you'll be mine Jinga, jangler, tingalingle, Picture on a bricky wall Hot and scamper, foamy lather, huggle me close Hot breeze, old cheese, Slicky slacky fishy tails Brush my hair and kissle me some more more free lyrics

Hoodoo voodoo, seven twenty one two
Haystacka hostacka, a b c
High poker, low poker, ninety nine a zero
Sidewalk, streetcar, dance a goofy dance

Blackbirdy, bluejay; one two three four,
Trash sack, jump back e f g,
Biggy hat, little hat, fattyman, skinnyman,
Grasshopper, greensnake, hold my hand

Hoodoo voodoo, chooka, chooky choochoo,
True blue, how true, kissle me now

Momma cat, tommy cat, diaper on my clothes line
Two four six eight, i run and hide
Pretty girl, pretty boy, pony on a tincan,
I'll be yours and you'll be mine

Jinga, jangler, tingalingle,
Picture on a bricky wall
Hot and scamper, foamy lather, huggle me close
Hot breeze, old cheese,
Slicky slacky fishy tails
Brush my hair and kissle me some more

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