hern secret undercarriage'd

.

                  fathom this fellowz
                    whilst i try mine
                         superior
                             not
                         tuh twist
                           yourn
                           thinks

                      Her petticoat
                          Oh sure
                     she held unto
                    normal  stand'z
                              yet
             the audience found thuh
                          wonder
                    why it's cotton
                           white
             sway'd az uh church bell
                       miss'n it's 
                    rockabilly frilly
                            habit

                             Tap




*In Old English “habit" meant attire or dress. 
  It originated from the Latin “habitus" meaning 
  appearance.
*The undercarriage of a woman is the pelvic floor, 
  which is a large, layered muscle sling located at 
  the base of the pelvis  ,)
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