Big Booty

Willie Nelson

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Intro: She said I ain’t gonna fix you no more sausage Biscuits and gravy on the side You done said the wrong thing to me baby And you can kiss big booty good-bye. verse 1 She said I ain’t gonna fix you no more cases Or fix you nothing else that’s chicken fried Go on and find yourself another woman And you can kiss big booty good-bye. Go on and find yourself a skinny woman Something a little more your size And don’t come back to me a moaning When she cuts you off of burgers and fries. verse 2 She said I ain’t gonna fix you no more chicken And no more Momma’s chocolate pies And here’s something heavy for you baby. You can kiss big booty good-bye. Break: Go on and find yourself a skinny woman Something a little more your size And don’t come back to me a moaning When she cuts you off of burgers and fries. She said I ain’t gonna fix you no more sausage Biscuits and gravy on the side You done said the wrong thing to me baby And you can kiss big booty good-bye. Outro And you can kiss big booty good-bye And you can kiss big booty good-bye.

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d’une femme qui en a assez des demandes et des reproches d’un homme. Elle lui fait comprendre qu'elle ne veut plus préparer tous ces plats qu’il aime tant, comme des saucisses ou des tartes au chocolat, parce qu’il a dit quelque chose qui l’a blessée. Elle lui conseille de trouver une partenaire qui lui convienne mieux, une femme plus mince, et de ne pas revenir se plaindre quand il n’aura plus accès à tous ces délices. C'est une manière humoristique de dire que chacun a ses limites et qu'il faut savoir apprécier ce qu'on a.

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