Warren wanted a Beach Boys thing for this one, and Carl Wilson and Billy Hinsche came in, with Carl arranging the vocal parts. The other harmony vocalists (credited as the "Gentlemen Boys") were Jackson Browne, J.D. Souther, Zevon's longtime backers Waddy Wachtel and Jorge Calderon, and Linda Rondstadt/Stone Poneys guitarist Kenny Edwards.
She on that sip of Henny, she from that nitty-gritty
She 'bout to glow up, hit the club looking pretty
She on that sip of lean, she got that tip from me
She heard of Freedia so she all about that New Orleans
She 'bout to let it go, she 'bout that jelly roll
What she been doing? Going Duffy, you already know
She on that sip of Henny, she from that nitty-gritty
She on that sip of Henny, she on that sip of Henny
Ooh, she tipsy
Ooh-ahh
She gon' get down
Ooh, she tipsy
She gon' get down
Go on, go on, energy low
Best believing that Big Freedia that bitch
Freedia the one that don't quit
Best believing that Big Freedia that bitch
Freedia the one that don't quit
Best believe in it
Best believe in it
Best believe in a bad bitch
Ooh, she tipsy
She on the six-inch check, a bitch twerking it, working it
Ooh, she tipsy
She on that wile out, busting out, make 'em proud, break it down
She 'bout to make it pop, Naomi Campbell walk
She lookin' back at it while she do that booty wop
She on that nine-to-five, she keep her money right
She pulling double time, working it all night
She gon' make me do it, she put her back into it
She got a big booty and she know how to use it
She 'bout to make it pop, Naomi Campbell walk
She 'bout to make it pop, she 'bout to make it pop
She 'bout to glow up, hit the club looking pretty
She on that sip of lean, she got that tip from me
She heard of Freedia so she all about that New Orleans
She 'bout to let it go, she 'bout that jelly roll
What she been doing? Going Duffy, you already know
She on that sip of Henny, she from that nitty-gritty
She on that sip of Henny, she on that sip of Henny
Ooh, she tipsy
Ooh-ahh
She gon' get down
Ooh, she tipsy
She gon' get down
Go on, go on, energy low
Best believing that Big Freedia that bitch
Freedia the one that don't quit
Best believing that Big Freedia that bitch
Freedia the one that don't quit
Best believe in it
Best believe in it
Best believe in a bad bitch
Ooh, she tipsy
She on the six-inch check, a bitch twerking it, working it
Ooh, she tipsy
She on that wile out, busting out, make 'em proud, break it down
She 'bout to make it pop, Naomi Campbell walk
She lookin' back at it while she do that booty wop
She on that nine-to-five, she keep her money right
She pulling double time, working it all night
She gon' make me do it, she put her back into it
She got a big booty and she know how to use it
She 'bout to make it pop, Naomi Campbell walk
She 'bout to make it pop, she 'bout to make it pop
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
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