(Here we go again) An Amazon with a s**ual peccadillo Broke me in My first sin Just tossed me around as if I was a pillow My first sin My first sin She left me bound and weepin' like a willow My first sin She broke me in She had a picture of a hippie Tattooed right on her spine That read "Viva la revolution! Nineteen hundred and sixty-nine!" Everybody would warn me Baby sister would warn me Dear old mama would warn me All the neighbors would warn me Everybody would warn me You better leave that woman alone I should have learned and let it be a lesson My first sin My first sin But I went back and kept up with my messin' Broke me in Broke me in Now all the priests are hooked on my confessions My first sin My first sin Oh my mama used to warn her She'd call her on the telephone
That saintly woman used to warn her You'd better leave my poor son alone Better leave my brother alone Better leave my sister alone Better leave my papa alone Better leave my doggie alone Oh mama used to warn her You'd better leave my family alone Now I'm cast out, locked in an institution My first sin My first sin This straight jacket is my retribution Broke me in Broke me in Forgive me Lord, I don't know what I'm doin' My first sin My first sin But now there is an angry nurse here Full fashion stockings, eight-inch heels And every night around midnight Into my padded cell she steals Everybody would warn me Baby sister would warn me Dear old mama would warn me All the neighbors would warn me Everybody would warn me You'd better leave that woman alone My first sin!