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Oh, whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
I'll send flowers to his
To see if she'll like it
Whoever bothers my woman, I'll bother his
I'll compliment his
I'll invite her to party
So he knows, so he knows
That others' property is respected
So he knows, so he knows
That others' property is respected
Others' property belongs to its owner
And my woman belongs to her man
Each with their own corn
And mine is not to be touched
Each with their own corn
And mine is not to be touched

Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
To see if she'll like it
To teach him to respect
To see if she'll like it
To see who woos better

So he knows, so he knows
That others' property is respected
And whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his

Whoever likes my woman
Should look for a crowd
He should like his
Should not neglect her
Whoever tries to get my woman because he doesn't look for his
It's because he must love her or they can take her away
So he knows, so he knows
That others' property is respected
So he knows, so he knows
That others' property is respected
Others' property belongs to its owner
And my woman belongs to her man
Each with their own corn
And mine is not to be touched
Each with their own corn
And mine is not to be touched
And whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
To see if she'll like it
To teach him to respect
To see if she'll like it
To see who woos better

Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his
To see if she'll like it
To teach him to respect
To see if she'll like it
To teach him to respect
Whoever woos my woman, I'll woo his