Humble Pie A Nifty Little Number Like You Lyrics

You smell like a field
Cow-shirt in midsummer sun
I must have been mad
But I gave you all the bread that I had
Your mother's a freak
She made me weak in my knees
You're under her thumb
Why don't you pack your bags and run
Isn't it sad
I pity you now I'm not there
I hope you pull through
But you're locked in your social zoo
I tried to re-arrange your head
And show you where you were
But you were too sick
Then your mother bust her guf And tried to make me think like her
But I was too quick
You thought I was hooked
Showing me off to your friends
Wearing me like a badge
Was the only kick you ever had
Please shave your legs
Put down that horse and behave
I seen it before
I ain't never gonna see it no more
You whole domestick scene
And the way your life was run
Made me so sick
That a nifty little number like you
Could show anyone a few tricks

Who wrote A Nifty Little Number Like You lyrics?

A Nifty Little Number Like You is written by STEVE MARRIOTT.

When was A Nifty Little Number Like You released?

A Nifty Little Number Like You is first released in 1999 as part of Humble Pie's album "Natural Born Bugie" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 14th track on this album.

Which genre is A Nifty Little Number Like You?

A Nifty Little Number Like You falls under the genre Rock.

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