Wes Tibbets
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When my brother and I were in our late teens and early 20's, our Dad often said that we kept our brains between our legs and Mom always said we were "hot to trot". For some reason, I was thinking about that last night and this is what I came up with.



Hot To Trot

Copyright 2016 by Wes Tibbets



Verse One



I never think twice

When it comes to sex

Daddy says my brains

Are between my legs

Big or skinny

Short or tall

Eighteen to eighty

I love them all



Chorus



Hot to trot

I wanna sow my seed

It doesn't matter to me

If I need to beg and plead

Makin' love is a drug

And I want it a lot

On my dying day

I'll be hot to trot



Verse Two



It's all just math

When my mind's on sex

Subtract the clothes

And divide the legs

Slow or fast

Gentle or rough

Rain, snow or shine

I can't get enough



Chorus



Hot to trot

I wanna sow my seed

It doesn't matter to me

If I need to beg and plead

Makin' love is a drug

And I want it a lot

On my dying day

I'll be hot to trot



Bridge



In the back of a car

Or down on the floor

I could care less

I want more, more, more



Chorus



Hot to trot

I wanna sow my seed

It doesn't matter to me

If I need to beg and plead

Makin' love is a drug

And I want it a lot

On my dying day

I'll be hot to trot



Tag



Yeah, on my dying day

I'll be hot to trot
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Carl B
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Hi, Wes

Love it.  Sounds like me at 20. Lol

Wouldn't change a thing, except..........a little typo. It's sow not sew.  Hot to trot, I wanna sow my seed.

Great, fun lyric

Happy new year



Carl
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Ott Lukk
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"Sew" is something one does when working with fabric. "Sow" is something one does with seed . . .
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Wes Tibbets
#3
Thanks guys,

My bad. I fixed it.
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Dennis Wright
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I like your writing style. Keep up the good work my friend. Also, i wanted to ask have any of your songs been signed to any publishers are record labels. The reason I ask is that you write good song lyrics. God bless my friend. Keep writing.
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Wes Tibbets
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Thanks Dennis,
I appreciate the kind words. As to your question, I've never been signed by a publisher or label. I sometimes send in a lyric in the lyric contests that promise to record your song if you win. But I never win. I just get an email telling me that I'm a very promising writer and for yay amount of bucks, they'd be glad to record my songs. Being disabled, I can't afford to do that since I barely get by as it is. I should've done it a few years ago before I was injured. I made good money then. But I didn't so....oh well.
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Larry Killam
#6
I can relate to this Wes in my younger days, i would change the one line I want it a lot to I want it so much.My sisters -in-laws use to say hubba hubba in the snow bank when they were young still remember it till this day LOL.
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Wes Tibbets
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Thanks Larry,

The reason for "I want it a lot" is to keep to the rhyming scheme. Otherwise, it would be a better choice to go with something else. I tried to come up with a different rhyme than that line but I got stuck there. In my younger days, I had standards but I was a wild child. So the more I partied, the less standards I had. By the end of the night, I didn't care who I was with. I've had to gnaw off my arm and have it reattached so many times that it is shorter than the other one by about two inches. Both of my ex-wives picked me up at a dancehall. And both times, I was drunker than a skunk. Not that they were bad looking. It's just that the little voice in my head was passed out. So any warning signs didn't come along until I was in way too deep to do anything but drown. It took me into my 30's and two divorces to learn to "just say no" but by then, the damage was done. Oh well, we live and we learn. Best wishes!
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