Lyrics:

Been working the fields most all my life
When one day I decided to leave
I went to NY city, the things I saw
Folks back home just wouldn't believe

I saw these long legged women
Looked like skin and bones
Dresses so short you couldn't tell
They had one on

I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
Cause there ain't a woman in this town
Big enough to keep me warm

They sat on a corner of a car
So long it looked like a limousine
I heard one say 'do you want to go out?'
By that time my pocket was clean

I couldn't get myself together
No matter how I tried
The women here are to little
To bake, broil or fry

I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
Cause there ain't a woman in this town
Big enough to keep me warm

I curse the day I caught that train
That taken me away from home
I left a fine young woman, spent all of my money
On nothing but skin and bone

Well, I hope it's not too late
'Cause I'm going back
I just found out
Where all the meat is at

I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
I'm goin' home, where women got meat on their bones
Cause there ain't a woman in this town
Big enough to keep me warm

I'm going back
Where all this fat is at, haha
Oh yeah, I think I'm just going back down to Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisiana
You named it, where all the girls down there got meat on their bones
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