Comb your hair and paint and powder you act proud and I'll act prouder
You sing loud and I'll sing louder tonight we're settin' the woods on fireYou're my gal and I'm your feller dress up in your frock of yellerI'll look swell but you'll look sweller settin' the woods on fireWe'll take in all the honky tonks tonight we're havin' funWe'll show the folks a brand new dance that never has been done
I don't care who thinks we're silly you'll be daffy and I'll be dillyWe'll order up two bowls of chili settin' the woods on fire[ steel - fiddle ]I'll gas up my hot rod stoker we'll get hotter than a pokerYou'll be broke but I'll be broker tonight we're settin' the woods on fireWe'll sit close to one another up one street and down the otherWe'll have us a time oh brother settin' the woods on fireWe'll put aside a little time to fix a flat or two
My tires and tubes are doin' fine but the air is showin' through
You clap hands and I'll start bowin' we'll do all the laws allowin'Tomorrow I'll be right back plowin' settin' the woods on fire
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