| Come all you pretty women |
| With your hair a-hangin' down |
| Open up your windows |
| 'Cause the Candyman’s in town |
| Come on boys and gamble |
| Roll those laughing bones |
| Seven come eleven |
| Boys, I’ll take your money home |
| Look out, look out the Candyman |
| Here he come and he’s gone again |
| Pretty lady ain’t got no friend till the |
| Candyman comes around again |
| I come in from Memphis |
| Where I learned to talk the jive |
| When I get back to Memphis |
| Be one less man alive |
| Good mornin', Mr. Benson |
| I see you’re doing well |
| If I had me a shotgun |
| I’d blow you straight to Hell |
| Look out, look out the Candyman |
| Here he come and he’s gone again |
| Pretty lady ain’t got no friend till the |
| Candyman comes around again |
| Ooooh ooooooh |
| Ooooh uhhh uhh |
| Come on boys and wager |
| If you have got the mind |
| If you’ve got a dollar |
| Boys then lay it on the line |
| Hand me my old guitar |
| Pass the whiskey round |
| Won’t you to tell everybody you meet |
| That the Candyman’s in town |
| Look out, look out the Candyman |
| Here he come and he’s gone again |
| Pretty lady ain’t got no friend till the |
| Candyman comes around again |
| Look out, look out the Candyman |
| Here he come and he’s gone again |
| Look out, look out |