Albert One Talk to Me歌词

Free from it all I'm not gonna change till I want to And I'm free it all I'm not gonna change till I want to By the way she looked I should've calmed down I went too far Oh thats all I got to say By the way she looked I should've calmed down I went t

Don't you do it, Lordy so good like that Don't you do it, gimme all you got like that Don't you do it, my temperature's shot so high Don't you do it, my senses is so alive Mercy, mercy I'm a lonely man Burn all night when the fires fanned I'm goin' h

I met a gypsy barroom queen in Memphis An' on the street the summer sun did shine The sweetest rose that ever grow in Memphis I just can't seem to drink her off-a my mind She's a honky tonk woman (yeah) Give me, give me, give me the honky tonk blues

Now, this tune should be easy for you to deal with All you gotta do is remember back home, You know what I mean When you was sitting out behind the house Or practicing on your own guit feble Tryin' to get things together, And you couldn't make up you

Los jetzt, wir wollen abgehen Wir wollen steil gehen Wir wollen mehr als diese Nacht sehen Wir wollen abdrehen Uns nicht umsehen Nicht mit Kaltgetränk nur rumstehen Wollen gut aussehen Wie mit 18 Wenn unsere Platten auf die 1 gehen! Volume aufdrehen

When the sunrise in the east, lover It set deeply in the west Yeah, the sunrise in the east It set deeply in the west I've been lookin' for my lover An' I haven't found her yet I'm gonna call up China An' see if my woman's over there Well, I'm gonna

Call my job, tell the boss I won't be in Call my job, tell the boss I won't be in Friday, Saturday, Sunday, I must've had too much weekend Call my job, have someone operate my machine Call my job, have someone operate my machine You look so good to m

[Instrumental] 专辑:¿Cómo Te Llama? 歌手:Albert Hammond, Jr. 歌曲:Spooky Couch

Submit Lyrics Your name will be printed as part of the credit when your lyric is approved. 专辑:1936-1939 歌手:Albert Ammons 歌曲:Shout for Joy

I went to work this mo'nin' My foreman looked me in the eye He said, "Fella I don't know what's wrong with ya, But you look sick enough to die" He sent me to the company doctor And he examined from head to toe "Whatever's wrong with ya, you