Sweet Natalie
		©J.D. Carroll 
		Creative Ventures Music

Well, she was sweet (sweet),  
		sweet, (sweet),  
		      sweet Natalie
She kissed the boys and treats them all  bad-a-ly.

Sweet (sweet), 	
     sweet (sweet),
   	sweet Natalie Mallard!

She’s coy, oh boy, she employs
	those moves, big blues,
 		but to you she’s just
			sweet (sweet), 
			     sweet (sweet),
	 			Sweet Natalie Mallard!

		She went to school just to 		learn how to walk.
		She went to school just to 		learn how to talk.
		Now she’s back,			she’s painted and tan
		and she knows every rule 		about	getting a man.

She’s sweet (sweet),
	sweet (sweet),
		 Sweet Natalie.
She kissed the boys
	and she drives them all 	mad-a-ly,
sweet (sweet), 
     sweet (sweet),
	Sweet Natalie Mallard!

She’s lined, shined, quite refined.
	She’s mean, she’s clean, 
		sometimes obscene.
			She’s sweet (sweet), 
				sweet (sweet),
				     Sweet Natalie Mallard!
		One day a man came 			into her life.
		He asked if she would 			be his wife.
		She just laughed and 			turned away.
	She said,” I’ll think about that 			some other day.”

‘Cause she’s sweet (sweet),
		sweet (sweet),
		      Sweet Natalie.

She kissed the boys 
	and she treats them all 	bad-a-ly.
She's sweet (sweet), 
	   sweet (sweet),
	        Sweet Natalie Mallard ! !