Well, I went out this evening
I left the little woman at home
Thought I would have a little fun in a style that's all my own
Well, I rocked and rolled and bopped a while
Played every spot in town
Then I slipped into the hall where I'll be trouble bound
And I'm slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Babe, slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
I'm sneaking, yeah, slippin' in, slippin' in
I eased up to the front door
Eased it opened wide
I made sure the coast was clear then I slipped inside
I was inching through the doorway
As quiet as I could be
On came the lights and there she stood lookin' straight at me
Well, I'm slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Babe, slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
I'm sneaking, yeah, slippin' in, slippin' in, go!
Well, everybody knows it
It's very plain to see
That slippin' around goes hand in hand with a woman's misery
Well, ask me little woman
Ask me where I've been
That slippin' around's a lotta fun but, whoa, that slippin' in
I'm slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
Babe, slip, slip, slip, slip, slippin' in
I'm sneaking, yeah, slippin' in, slippin' in
Slip Slip Slippin’ In was written by Charles Wright.