Skinny Minnie:Bob Denton (Eddie Cochran on guitar - 1958.) #1. Well, I got a girl they call Skinnie Minnie, she may be skinny but she's got plenty.. the kind of lovin' that I desire, the kind of love that sets my soul on fire. Skinnie Minnie, man, that gal can love. She's long and lean like a stringbean, she don't look good in blue jeans. Her hair hangs down like a rag mop, she makes my heart go flippedy-flop. #2. She can't cook, she ain't much on looks, the things she knows, she didn't read in books. Skinnie Minnie, man, that gal can love. (INSTRUMENTAL:PIANO:) When me and Minnie walk down the street, all the boys stop and stare. But if they knew just what I do, you bet your life they'd love her, too. #3. Well, when I kiss her out in the dark, I tear the thing up, there's so much spark. Skinnie Minnie, man, that gal can love. A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.