Elvis Presley - Little egypt

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I went and ^Dbought myself a ticket and I sat down in the very first ^D7ro-o-ow ^GThey pulled the curtain, but then when they turned the spotlight way down ^G7lo-o-ow Little ^A7Egypt came out a-struttin', wearin' nothin' but a button and a bo-o-ow

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Singing and ^Gyi-i-i-ing, ^G7yi-i-i-ing, ^Dyi-i-i-ing, ^D7yi-i-i-ing [Verse 2] ^G7She had a ^Druby on her tummy and a diamond big as Texas on her ^D7toe-oe-oe ^GShe let her hair down and she did the hoochie-coochie real ^G7slo-o-ow ^GWhen she ^A7did her special number on a zebra skin, I thought she'd stop the sho-o-ow

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Singing and ^Gyi-i-i-ing, ^G7yi-i-i-ing, ^Dyi-i-i-ing, ^D7yi-i-i-ing [Verse 3] ^D/GShe did a ^Dtriple somersault and ^Ebwhen she hit the ground She ^Ewinked at the audience and ^Fthen she turned around She had a ^Gbpicture of a cowboy, ^Gtattooed on her spine, said: ^AbPhoenix, Arizona nineteen-

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forty-nine (yeah)

^DLet me tell you people, Little Egypt doesn't dance there anymo-o-ore ^GShe's too busy moppin' and a-takin' care o'shoppin' at the ^G7sto-o-ore ^A7Cause we've got seven kids and all day long they crawl around the flo-o-or

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Gah, singing and ^Gyi-i-i-ing, ^G7yi-i-i-ing, ^Dyi-i-i-ing, ^D7yi-i-i-ing, ^Gyi-i-i-ing