(Johnnie Moore and Eddie Smith)
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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(Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou, Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
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Zindy Lou was a woman who came from the hills
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And ooh I taught her - she could really thrill Zindy Lou,
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Oh Zindy Lou
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(Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou, Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
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She had two great big beautiful eyes
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Zindy Lou was a woman that I idolized Zindy Lou
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Oh Zindy Lou
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(Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou, Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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She had black hair and ruby red lips
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And when she walked by I almost flipped
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Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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When she walked by with a fine fine frame
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Each and every man could call her by name
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Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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A lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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Zindy Lou was sweet she sure was fine
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And when she kissed me I lose my mind Zindy Lou
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Oh Zindy Lou
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(Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou, Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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Ah, Zindy Lou
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(Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou, Lou lou lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
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[Repeat with other background "coca" voices to fade]
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Zindy Lou
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| The Manhattan Transfer |
