"Jittabug" written by Shel Silverstein and recorded by Mel Tillis and The Old Dogs (Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Reed and Mel Tillis) on the 1998 album "The Old Dogs Volume 1"....lyrics...

Now the serious part of the show, Mel Tillis...

Looking back on the streets
and avenues I've seen
Lived a while on easy street
And the boulevard of broken dreams

From country roads to fast, fast lanes
I've road 'em all before
But now I think, I'd like to go
Down memory lane once more

Oh! Whoo!

I want a fishtail Cadillac,
leather jacket on my back
I want to go cut a rug
I wanna jittabug, jittabug jit, jit jittabug

Meet the game sew the shop
Poke the pokey until I drop
Drink beers on my frost tip mug
I wanna jittabug, jittabug jit, jit jittabug

Hey baby, stop your camel
You look like my lucky stripe
You got the wiggle and the giggle and the pony tail
Ooh, baby, that's a what I like

Want to wear some blue suede shoes
Dance' em off to some rhythm and blues
Six pack gonna chug a lug
I wanna jittabug, jittabug jit, jit jittabug

Wanna park on lover's lane
Smoochie coochie with jumpin Jane
Get a hickey and a great big hug
She's a jittabug, jittabug jit, jit jittabug

Oh baby, you wanna go crazy
On a flat head harley bike
Or jump back in the alley with a long tall Salley
Ooh-ee baby, you know what I like

Wear my hair in a slick
One less to play
Everybody say look at that lug
And He's a jittabug, jittabug jit, jit jittabug

Got a ticket to Jerry Lee
Wanna see him stomp them keys
Great Balls of Fire and All Shook Up
I gotta jittabug, jittabug, a jit, jit, jittabug
jittabug, jittabug, a jit, jit, jittabug

jittabug, jittabug, a jit, jit, jittabug


shoo be doo, a whop de whop
shoo be doo, a whap de whop

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