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RED HOT MAMA FROM WAY OUT WEST
(Leon Chappelear)
As recorded by Leon’s Lone Star Cowboys on Decca 5551 B, 1937.

1. I got a red-hot baby; she lives out west; she’s the hottest gal I know.
She’s a red-hot mama from El Paso; boy, you ought to see her go.
Just the other night we went for a stroll.
She kissed me and I hollered, said, “To save my soul!”
She’s a red-hot baby from way out west; she’s the hottest gal I know.

2. She’s a red-hot baby from way out west; she’s the hottest gal I know.
She makes a old man young, a young man old; boy, you ought to see her go.
Now, when she gets drunk on beer and wine,
You better look out for the red-hot kind.
She’s a red-hot baby; she lives out west; she’s the hottest gal I know.

3. She’s a red-hot mama from way out west; the kind of gal I like best.
She says she lives out at El Paso; her name I do not know.
I do know that she can go.
She’s so hot that she hits zero.
She’s a red-hot baby; she lives out west; she’s the hottest gal I know.