A Yeah, let me tell you the story about Muk Tuk AnnieD Who came south to go to schoolE With a see through blouse and a seal skin miniA Old Annie sure looked coolA She blew into Montreal in the early fallD Like nothing they'd ever seenE With long black hair and reindeer underwearA She weighed about two sixteen [Chorus]D A She came a long long way, from Frobisher BayD A People don't ya know now what I meanD A She had the boys all cryin on th distant early warning lineA E A Old Muk Tuk Annie could really make the scene [Verse 2]A She told her teacher that she wanted to danceD She said she wanted to study balletE But she was four foot six with her mukluks offA And I heard her teacher sayA Now I ain't saying Annie that you can't danceD No, I wouldn't want to tell you thatE But I got a form here signed in triplicateA Says you gotta learn to drive a CatA She say " I don't want to learn to cook or sew,D Build boats or drive no catE Cause I came south to sing and danceA And groovy shit like thatA Cause I was Miss Baffin Island beauty queenD For nineteen seventy fourE And I spent the whole weekend in Grise FiordA With the boys beating down my door [Chorus]D A She came a long long way from Frobisher BayD A People don't you know now what I meanD A She had the boys all crying on that distant early warning lineA E A Old Muk Tuk Annie could really make the scene [Verse 3]A Well she said " thank you for your truble sirD But I'll make it on my ownE And the word spread through the north like wild fireA Big Annie's comin homeA She got off the plane with a record playerD Ballet slippers on her toesE And she opened up a little groovey clubA Where everybody comes and goesA She got old Stompin Tom on the record playerD And she serves up good booze and grubE And folks around Baffin islandA Say it's better than any old playboy clubA You can drink tea ,beer and anti freezeD Til ya fall right off your feetE And there's seal flippers and potatoe chipsA When you feel like somthing to eat [Chorus]D A She came a long long way to Frobisher BayD A People don't you now what I meanD A She had the boys all cryin on the distant early mornin warnin lineA E A Old Muk Tuk Annie could really came the scene [Verse 4]A Well she packs that joint almost every nightD and folks come from miles aroundE And every night about ten oclockA All the house light are turned way downA And suddenly she on the stageD Wearing that toothless grinE Short fat Annie the goddess of loveA And shes gonna do her dance of sinA Well she jumps and she shout and she huffs and she puffsD And does a little bump and grindE And all she wears is the ptarmigan feathersA Scotch taped to her behindA Well she made about a hundred grand last yearD Which wasn't to bad at allE And decided to take a little holidayA So she flew down to MontrealA It seem that she ran into her teacher thereD You know the one ,she met beforeE And she gave him a job tending the barA And takin tickets at her night club door [Chorus]D A She came a long long way from Frobisher BayD A People don't you know now what I meanD A She had the boys all crying on the distant early warning lineA E A Old Muk Tuk Annie really makes the sceneA E A Let me tell ya now ,Muk Tuk Annie could really make the sceneA E A Let me tell ya now ,Muk Tuk Annie could really make the scene
The Ballad Of Muk Tuk Annie
Stompin Tom Connors
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