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I was born to a gypsy woman With lightnin' crashing all around my crib Doctor took one look, he started runnin' He got two steps an' lightnin' struck him dead The wind was howlin' like the devil come knockin' The house came down, the cradle was rockin' He called out for a hoodoo man With a rock 'n' roll attitude He made a sign with his mo-jo hand And the lightnin' done struck him blue I jumped out of that cradle Grabbed a black cat bone and said "Mama, don't you worry, I was born to storm." When lightnin' strikes and the walls fall down I'm a wild cat, baby, when the thunder sounds When lightnin' strikes, white lightnin' And double or nothin' Baby, pull my switch I got a six string hammer Gonna scratch this itch I'm a white witch, honey With long blonde hair Won't you step into my 'lectric chair When lightnin' strikes and the walls fall down I'm a wild cat, baby, when the thunder sounds When lightnin' strikes, white lightnin' White,
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