She was a big -boned
gal from southern
Alberta, you just couldn't call her small.
You can bet every
Saturday night she'd be
heading for the
Legion
Hall.
Put her blue dress on and she'd cool her hair,
oh, she'd be making all wee.
When the bass is deaf and old and her walk
should be swinging down the street
You could tell she was ready
by the look in her eyes
She slipped into the crowd
She walked with grace as
she entered the place
Yeah, the big -boned girl was proud
Now people would come from miles around,
gather there to dance
But when the big bald gal came shuffling in,
she'd hold them in a trance
But till she was ready, by the look in her eyes,
she slipped into the crowd
She walked with grace as she
entered the place
Where the big -boned girl was proud
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's the natural
Shakin' and a -singin' and a
-breakin' up across the floor
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's the natural
Reelin' and a -rockin' and she's
yellin' out for more
She was a big -boned gal
from southern
Alberta
They just couldn't call her small
You can bet every
Saturday night she'd be
headin' for the
Legion
Hall
You could tell she was ready
by the look in her eyes
She sniffed in through the cloud
She walked forth with ease as
she entered the place
And the big -boned girl was proud
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's a natural
Shakin' and a -snickin' and a
-breakin' up across the floor
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's a natural
Reelin' and a -rockin' and
she's yellin' out for more
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's a natural
Shakin' and a -snackin' and a
-breakin' on the front floor
Hey, hey, the big -boned gal
Ain't no doubt she's the master of
Reelin' and a -rockin' and
she's yellin' out some more