I've been drinking all day, and day before, when I get sober, ain't no drink no more. They'll call you sugar, and they'll call you power. They'll take all your money and call you country guy. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move, babe, sugar, while they don't allow you. No they don't, no they don't. Walking down 5th Street and 29th Main, looking for that woman that sells cocaine. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move, babe, sugar, while they don't allow you. No they don't, no they don't. Say it again. All of it. All of it. I've been drinking all day, and day before, when I get sober, ain't no drink no more. They'll call you sugar, and they'll call you power. They'll take all your money and call you country guy. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move, babe, sugar, while they don't allow you. No they don't, no they don't. Walking down 5th Street and 29th Main, looking for that woman that sells cocaine. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move to Kansas City and show your bones. I'm going to move, babe, sugar, while they don't allow you. No they don't, no they don't. There's more to that song? Yes, sir, but I can't remember. It's a long song, is it? Yes, it's pretty long. Where did you learn it? I don't know, sir, I just heard a song around here. Just heard people sing it around.