PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA Words and music by Al Dexter, ©1943. As recorded by Al Dexter. 1. Drinkin' beer in a cabaret and was I havin' fun, Until one night she caught me right, and now I'm on the run. CHORUS: Lay that pistol down, babe; lay that pistol down. Pistol packin' mama, lay that pistol down. 2. She kicked out my windshield; she hit me over the head. She cussed and cried and said I'd lied and wished that I was dead. 3. Drinkin' beer in a cabaret and dancin' with a blonde, Until one night she shot out the light; bang! that blonde was gone. 4. I'll see you every night, babe; I'll woo you every day. I'll be your reg'lar daddy if you'll put that gun away. 5. Now I went home this mornin'; the clock was tickin' four. Gun in her hand, says, "You're my man but I don't need you no more." 6. Now there was old Al Dexter; he always had his fun, But with some lead she shot him dead, his honkin' days are done.
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