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On her way to work one morning
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Down the path along side the lake
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A tender hearted woman saw
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a poor half frozen snake
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His pretty colored skin had been
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all frosted with the dew
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"Oh well," she cried,
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"I'll take you in and I'll take care of you"
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"Take me in oh tender woman
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Take me in, for heaven's sake
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Take me in oh tender woman," sighed the snake
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She wrapped him up all cozy in a curvature of silk
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And then laid him by the fireside
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with some honey and some milk
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Now she hurried home from work
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that night as soon as she arrived
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She found that pretty snake
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she'd taking in had been revived
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"Take me in, oh tender woman
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Take me in, for heaven's sake
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Take me in oh tender woman," sighed the snake
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Now she clutched him to her bosom,
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"You're so beautiful," she cried
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"But if I hadn't brought you in
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by now you might have died"
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Now she stroked his pretty skin
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and then she kissed and held him tight
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But instead of saying thanks,
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that snake gave her a vicious bite
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"Take me in, oh tender woman
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Take me in, for heaven's sake
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Take me in oh tender woman," sighed the snake
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"I saved you," cried that woman
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"And you've bit me even, why?
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You know your bite is poisonous
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and now I'm going to die"
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"Oh shut up, silly woman,"
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said the reptile with a grin
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"You knew damn well
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I was a snake before you took me in
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"Take me in, oh tender woman
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Take me in, for heaven's sake
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Take me in oh tender woman," sighed the snake
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ÃÖÁø»ç´ì ¼Â°µþ (Al Wilson-The Snake)
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