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N.C.                        G7  C  
Goodbye Rubberhead so long boob
Go & blow your inner tG7ube
I got a brand new sugar cube
so Goodbye Rubberhead so long bCoob
CI told my baby nice please don't flirt arG7ound
And don't give eyes to other guys it makes my poor heart pCound
And as I told her nice please don't make me drG7ead
She winked her eye at another guy & when they left here's what they sCaid
I phoned my baby twice to say she'd hurt me bG7ad
And asked her when she's free again to make my poor heart gClad
Oh yes I phoned her twice & as with her I plG7ed
She left me alone on the buzzin' phone with memory of what she'd sCaid
CWell I was feelin' kinda sad around that time and
Well I took some good advice & I met me another gG7irl
And just to walk with her one block it sets my heart to wChirl
And when we met my ex, well did her face get rG7ed
She must have burned at the way I turned my nose up in the air & sCaid

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Rubberhead

by Stompin' Tom Connors

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G7 C

N.C.

Goodbye Rubberhead so long boob

Go & blow your inner tube

I got a brand new sugar cube

so Goodbye Rubberhead so long boob

C G7

I told my baby nice please don't flirt around

And don't give eyes to other guys it makes my poor heart pound

And as I told her nice please don't make me dread

She winked her eye at another guy & when they left here's what they said

I phoned my baby twice to say she'd hurt me bad

And asked her when she's free again to make my poor heart glad

Oh yes I phoned her twice & as with her I pled

She left me alone on the buzzin' phone with memory of what she'd said

Well I was feelin' kinda sad around that time and

Well I took some good advice & I met me another girl

And just to walk with her one block it sets my heart to whirl

And when we met my ex, well did her face get red

She must have burned at the way I turned my nose up in the air & said

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