Jean Shepard - Two whoops and a hollar
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GHow come a man can fight and cuss and Csmoke and drink and Gchew
Step out on their wives and do the A7things they shouldn't D7do
But Git's all right in the publics eye Cthey say he's just a Gman
But Cif a woman does one Glittle thing D7she's not worth
CTwo whoops and a Gholler she's A7lower than a D7hound
If she Gdrinks or smokes or tells a joke she's the D7lowest thing in Gtown
A woman has to dress the kids and Csend them off to Gschool
And do her best in every way to A7live the golden D7rule
The Gresponsibility she has is Cmuch more than a Gman
But Cif she does one foolish Glittle thing D7she's not worth
CTwo whoops and a Gholler she's A7lower than a D7hound
If she Gdrinks or smokes or tells a joke she's the D7lowest thing in Gtown
If all the gals would stick by me we'd Cchange the world Garound
We'd make the men walk on their knees and A7sleep out on the D7ground
What GI'm really trying to say and I Cknow you'll underGstand
The Cwomen ought to Grule the world cause the D7men ain't worth
CTwo whoops and a Gholler they're A7lower than a D7hound
I hope Gthey croak it ain't no joke they're the D7lowest thing in Gtown
They're the Clowest D7thing in Gtown