[Intro]
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[Verse]
E A
I used to be a simple, old, country nigger,
E B
until the yellow evening I met Mr. Higger.
E A
He was Asian and very, very bright,
E B
Mr. Higgie used to eat his rice all night.
[Verse]
E F#
Mr. Higger cracked whips in the desolate east,
Asus A
where he loved to fight many evil beasts.
E F#
He said white fellers used to call his people zips,
Bsus4 B
So he joined a gang called the nigger crips.
[Chorus]
E F#
Hello Mr. Higger, from where do you come?
A E
If it ain't too much trouble, can you stick it up my bum?
A F#
Hey Mr. Higgie, your cock is very biggie.
Bsus4 B
And I think you know where, to stick your thingy.
[Verse]
E A
We are homo in the grand, old west,
E B
Mr. Higger and I have passionate sex.
E A
It's extremely dirty out in the fields,
E B
But it's worth it to have some certain feels.
[Verse]
E F#
Now we want to dance to some disco,
Asus A
so we're moving west to San Francisco.
E F#
We're going to have each other's company,
Bsus4 B
While my dick is hard and super uppity.
[Chorus]
E F#
Hello Mr. Higger, from where do you come?
A E
If it ain't too much trouble, can you stick it up my bum?
A F#
Hey Mr. Higgie, your cock is very biggie.
Bsus4 B
And I think you know where, to stick your thingy.
[Bridge]
F# B
I thought Mr. Higger was a nice guy,
F# C#
Until I got aids in my eyes.
F# B
I thought Mr. Higger was a nice guy,
F# C#
Until I went blind from his slime.
[Chorus]
E F#
Hello Mr. Higger, from where do you come?
A F#
If it ain't too much trouble, can you stick it up my bum?
A F#
Hey Mr. Higgie, your cock is very biggie.
Bsus4 B
And I think you know where, to stick your thingy.
[Outro]
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