It's called "Give Me Back My Fifteen Cents"When I left my home in TennesseeAnd I thought I'd learn to travelAnd then I met a pretty little girlAnd soon we played the devilWell, I thought I loved that gal of mineAnd I thought we'd live togetherAnd then we tied that fatal knotAnd now I'm gone foreverGimme back my fifteen centsGimme back my moneyGimme back my fifteen centsAnd I'll go home to MammyIt was fifteen cents for the preacher manAnd a dollar for the paperThen dear old mother-in-law moved inAnd, Lordy, what a caper!Well, I picked a tune for her one dayAnd she called me a jokerThen that old sow got mad at meAnd she hit me with a pokerGimme back my fifteen centsGimme back my moneyGimme back my fifteen centsAnd I'll go home to MammyWell, I've worked in town, and I've worked on the farmAnd there's no way to suit 'emThey're both so damn mad at meThat somebody oughta boot 'emWell, I'm tired of looking at my mother-in-lawAnd I'd like to see my grannyGonna leave the state of ArkansasAnd go back home to mammy!Gimme back my fifteen centsGimme back my moneyGimme back my fifteen centsAnd I'll go home to mammyYeah, gimme back my fifteen centsGimme back my moneyGimme back my fifteen centsAnd I'll go home to mammyYeah, we're, we're coming upon wedding season andMaybe some of you need that here todayHey, we're coming up on dinner time tooSo, I think I got just the thing for youAnyways, for those of you that eat groundhog
