The hang out gang is back in
town
Rumor has it going 'round
they brought back
Four new groupies and a St.
Bernard
We're peaceful and abiding
cats some call Gypsies
Some call brats but bare feet
don't tear streets up like their bus
Chorus:
All we was doing' was a hangin'
and little Koochie was sangin'
Mama I'm guilty of a hangin'
out
I know it's a shabby old building
but after all ain't we God's children
And Lord it's a good place
for hangin' out
The fast approachin' local
heat was poundin' out the southwest beat
When they came upon Koochie
in our yard
She smiled sir I meant no
harm just a little suntan on my arm
They wound up takin' in our
St. Bernard
It didn't have a tag y'all
Chorus:
All we was doing' was a hangin'
and little Koochie was sangin'
Mama I'm guilty of a hangin'
out
I know it's a shabby old building
but after all ain't we God's children
And Lord it's a good place
for hangin' out
Now you hang with me and I'll
hang with you and we'll hang out
'Til we both turn blue mama
I'm guilty of a hangin' out
Chorus:
All we was doing' was a hangin'
and little Koochie kept sangin'
Mama I'm guilty of a hangin'
out
I know it's a shabby old building
but after all ain't we God's children
And Lord it's a good place
for hangin' out
All we was doin' was a hangin'
and little Koochie kept sangin'
Mama I'm guilty of a hangin'
out
-- Spoken (Dialogue)
"Yeah, they moved up there
about a month ago. Fixed up that little cabin on the ridge. They really
them long hairs? Well, Homer seen 'em. Homer seen how long it was. Still
reckon I seen it. They a bunch of weirdos. One of them had a little instrument
looked like a mandolin. Why Lord, they might freeze to death up there this
winter. Well. Homer, turn that radio down."
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