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Freddo Lyrics by Atilla the Hun

Treasury Scandal

1950

[Verse 1]
Freddo, this thing ain't working right
You in me house every blessed night
You sit on me chair and bust the seat
Dirty me floor with your two big feet
You love my daughter that's what you claim
But the wedding day you never name
[Chorus]
Folks say you come to fool me daughter
You drink me rum and me ice water
You bring your guitar, you play, you sing
You drink me dry, never bring a thing
The girl ain't the way she was before
Since you bring your guitar around me door
[Verse 2]
Among the neighbors I hear it tell
They say me daughter ain't looking wеll
The doctor came herе the other day
What then was wrong he refused to say
Since then, Freddo, you keep out of sight
Freddo, you better come fix things right
[Chorus]
Folks say you come to fool me daughter
You drink me rum and me ice water
You bring your guitar, you play, you sing
You drink me dry, never bring a thing
The girl ain't the way she was before
Since you bring your guitar around me door
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Atilla the Hun

Atilla the Hun

About “Freddo” by Atilla the Hun

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"Freddo" appears on "Treasury Scandal" in 1950.

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