Lyrics

[Verse 1] Been workin' the fields most of my life Till one day I decided to leave I went to New York City, the things I saw The folks back home, they wouldn't believe I saw them long-legged women, look like skin and bones Dresses so short you couldn't tell they had one on [Chorus] I'm goin' home Where women got some meat on their bones I'm goin' home Where women got meat on their bones 'Cause there ain't a woman in this town Big enough to keep me warm [Verse 2] Pimps standin' on corners of their cars So long they look like limousines I heard one say he had to [check his traps?] By that time my pocket was clean I couldn't get myself together no matter how I tried The women there were too little to bake or to fry [Chorus] I'm goin' home Where women got some meat on their bones I'm goin' home Where women got meat on their bones 'Cause there ain't a woman in this town Big enough to keep me warm Alright [Guitar Solo] [Verse 3] I curse the day I caught that train That's taken me away from home I left for fine young woman, spent all of my money On nothing but skin and bone Well I hope it's not too late 'cause I'm goin' back I just found out where all the meat is at [Chorus] I'm goin' home Where women got some meat on their bones I'm goin' home Where women got meat on their bones 'Cause there ain't a woman in this town Big enough to keep me warm [Outro] Ha ha ha I'm goin' back, where all that fat is at, ha ha ha Aw yeah, I think I'll just go on back down in Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisiana, Missouri, you name it Well all the girls down there got the meat on their bones I may even go back to Little Rock, Arkansas, I love them girls over there, got the meat on they bones Hahaha, y'all come on, take me back right there, that's good