Oh baby you're a nag (Nag, naggedy nag)
You're a nag, you're a nag, you're a nag
Would you go do this, and go do that
Nag
You're always tellin' me a what to do
I just can't seem to get a rid of you
You order me around just like a slave
You're gonna send me to an early grave
Would you go fix the bacon, go for the Cokes
"And rush down to the butcher shop and buy me a roast"
When is the naggin' ever gonna stop
You always seem to be a blowin' your top
One of these days I'm gonna lose my mind
Jump out the window then I'll feel real fine
If you go do this and go do that
And wash up all the dishes and don't talk back
When I married you,you were so sweet
Now you give me the bread and take all the meat
You're always screamin' a hollerin' loud
I'm gonna buy me a ticket to the nearest cloud
I don't know what to do you make me mad
And when I leave this place I'll sure be glad
You're workin' me a just a just a like a horse
I guess you think you must be my boss
With a go do this and go do that, nag
When I married you, you were so sweet
Now you give me the bread and take all the meat
You're always screamin' a hollerin' loud
I'm gonna buy me a ticket to the nearest cloud
I don't know what to do you make me mad
And when I leave this place I'll sure be glad
You're workin' me a just a just a like a horse
I guess you think you must be my boss
With a go do this and go do that, nag
Nag was written by Arthur Crier.