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"Hi Ho Silver" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Kiln House, released 17th September 1970. The track is 3:07 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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Come in this house Stop all of that yakety yak Come in this house woman Stop all of your yakety yak A stop your yakin' woman You're nothing but an alley cat You talk all day You talk about this and that You talk all day woman You're talkin' 'bout this and that Don't make me nervous I'm holding a baseball bat A honey hush-you're talking to me A honey hush-you're talking to I'm gonna warn you honey I'm takin' no more of this stuff Well hi ho-a-hi ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi-ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi-ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi ho silver Hi-ho, hi ho silver tonight Keeping it up Talkin' 'bout this and that You come on in here woman Talkin' 'bout this and that Don't make me nervous I'm holding a baseball bat A honey hush (Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey) You're talking too (Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey) Honey, honey, honey, honey hush (Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey) You're talkin' too Stop that yakin', I'm taking no more of your stuff Oh hi ho-a-hi ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi-ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi-ho silver Hi-ho, a-hi ho silver Hi-ho silver-hi ho silver again
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