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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
(John Lee Hooker / James Bracken)
Baby Lee, don't do me like you do Baby Lee, don't do me like you do I love you baby, you never treat me right Takin' you downtown, you carried me through the mill Takin' you downtown baby, you carried me through the mill Now you wanna treat me, and treat me like a child Baby Lee, please don't do me wrong Baby Lee, please don't do me wrong I love you gal, I just can't stand your way Baby Lee, you know you ain't treat me right Baby Lee, you know you ain't treat me right You take all my money, wanna treat me like a child Baby Lee, please don't do me wrong Baby Lee, you know I love you Please don't do me wrong honey I love you Baby Lee You won't treat me right |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
Well my mama she didn't 'low me, just to stay out all night long, oh Lord
Well my mama didn't 'low me, just to stay out all night long I didn't care what she didn't 'low, I would boogie-woogie anyhow When I first came to town people, I was walkin' down Hastings Street Everybody was talkin' about, the Henry Swing Club I decided I drop in there that night When I got there, I say, "Yes, people" They was really havin' a ball! Yes, I know Boogie Chillen'! One night I was layin' down, I heard mama 'n papa talkin' I heard papa tell mama, let that boy boogie-woogie, It's in him, and it got to come out And I felt so good, Went on boogie'n just the same |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
I love the way you walk
I love the way you walk I'm crazy 'bout your walk I love the way you walk You my babe, I got my eyes on you I like the way you switch I like the way you switch I like the way you switch I like the way you switch You my babe, I got my eyes on you You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You my babe, I got my eyes on you Well I see you every day Well I see you every day If you need to look Well I see you every day Well I see you every day You my babe, I got my eyes on you |
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When I first thought to hobo'in, hobo'in,
I took a freight train to be my friend, oh Lord You know I hobo'd, hobo'd, hobo'd, hobo'd, Hobo'd a long, long way from home, oh Lord Yes, my mother followed me that mornin', me that mornin' She followed me down to the yard, oh yeah She said my son he'd gone, he'd gone, he'd gone Yes he's gone in a, poorsome wear*, oh yeah Yes I left my dear old mother, dear old mother I left my honor, need* a crime, oh Lord Take care of my child, Take care, take care of my child |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
Down in Dallas, near the Palace
I met a boy who was so cute I loved his huggin', I loved his kissin' As we sat in his little red coupe. He said, tell me, confidentially How much do you love me Well, I thought awhile and then I smiled And this is what I told him, don'tcha see. I love you honey, I love your money I love your automobile I love you baby, I don't mean maybe You're the sweetest thing on wheels. I love your kisses, I wouldn't miss it No matter how I feel I love you honey, I love your money Most of all I love your automobile. [Instrumental] Down in Dallas, near the Palace I met a boy who was so cute I loved his huggin', I loved his kissin' As we sat in his little red coupe. He said, tell me, confidentially How much do you love me Well, I thought awhile and then I smiled And this is what I told him, don'tcha see. I love you honey, I love your money I love your automobile I love you baby, I don't mean maybe You're the sweetest thing on wheels. I love your kisses, I wouldn't miss it No matter how I feel I love you honey, I love your money Most of all I love your automobile... Most of all I love your automobile... |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
I'm in the mood baby, I'm in the mood for love
I'm in the mood baby, I'm in the mood for love I'm in the mood, I'm in the mood, baby, I'm in the mood for love I said night time is the right time, to be with the one you love You know when night come baby, God know, you're so far away I'm in the mood, I'm in the mood baby, I'm in the mood for love I'm in the mood, in the mood, baby, in the mood for love I said yes, my mama told me, to leave that girl alone But my mama didn't know, God know, girl was puttin' down I'm in the mood, I'm in the mood baby, in the mood for love I'm in the mood, I'm in the mood, baby, in the mood for love |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
I get so excited baby, see you walkin' down the street
I get so excited darlin', see you walkin' down the street Babe I get so excited darlin', just can't help myself My mama oh she told me, to leave you alone My mama oh she told me, to leave you alone But my mama didn't know what you were puttin' down, oh no! Night time is the right time To be with the one you love You know when night come baby I know You so far away So excited darlin', when you're not around I get so excited baby, don't know what to do, alright! If I can't be with you baby, I don't want nobody else If I can't be with you baby, I don't want nobody else I get so excited baby, walkin' down the street |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
Let me be your little wheel babe, 'til your big wheel come
Let me be your little wheel babe, 'til your big wheel come Lord, I'd do more rollin' then your, big wheel ever done I wanna roll you baby, roll you all over town Wanna roll with you baby, roll you all over town Well I'll roll you so easy, baby, that you never know Let me roll with you baby, roll you all over town Let me roll with you baby, roll you all over town Well I'll roll you so easy, that you never know Let me be your little wheel babe, 'til your big wheel come Let me be your little wheel babe, 'til your big wheel come Well I'd do more rollin' then your, big wheel ever done Let me roll with you baby Let me roll with you baby Let me roll with you baby |
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from John Lee Hooker - I'M John Lee Hooker (1960)
Now Maudie, baby, I love you
Aoh Maudie, baby, I love you You've been gone so long, 'cause I miss you so Now Maudie, why did you hurt me Ooh Maudie, why did you hurt me I love you baby, you've been gone so long Now Maudie, baby, I love you Aoh Maudie, baby, I love you You've been gone so long, 'cause I miss you so |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
I used to have a gal, she was little and low
She used to love me but she don't no mo' she just... Bottle up and go, just bottle up and go Listen to me tell ya, tell ya, ya Bottle up and go I went downtown to have a little fun, Up stepped a sheriff with a big shotgun he said, "Ya Bottle up Bottle up and go, just bottle up and go Listen to me tell ya, tell ya, ya Bottle up and go I know a woman she lives way upstairs She makes her living by putting on airs, she just... Bottle up and go, just bottle up and go Listen to me tell ya, tell ya, ya Bottle up and go A nickel is a nickel, a dime is a dime You shake yours and baby I'll shake mine, ya just... Bottle up and go, just bottle up and go Listen to me tell ya, tell ya, ya Bottle up and go |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
I ain't nothin' but a country boy
Driftin' from town to town I ain't nothin' but a country boy Driftin' from town to town Got no place, ooh yeah To call my home Sometime in travellin' I travel when nights are blue Sometime my night My night so dark and blue But I keep on travellin' No place to lay my worried head I'm just a country boy Driftin' from town to town Driftin' from town to town I ain't got no place To lay my worried head, baby Sometime I lay down on the highway I cry to take my rest I hear a freight train howlin' I drown my head and run I'm just a country boy Driftin' from town to town, have mercy Now one night I was travellin' I saw a light in the winter I was so cold at night And my clothes were soakin' wet I walked on to the door I knocked on the door A little girl come to the door She said, "Mister, what do you want" I said, "It's cold outside, baby" She looked at me and said "Come on in, I wanna talk to you" I got a brother who left home He was twelve years old Just like the prodigal son I know you'd find him |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
(John Lee Hooker)
People I had a woman, she was nice and kind to me in ev'ry way People I had a woman, she was nice and kind to me in ev'ry way But Lord, she died and she left me, I sang the blues on ev'ry Decoration Day1 Lord, I hate to see, I hate to see my baby go People I hate to see my baby leave that mornin', And my Lord takin' my baby 'way She said, "Johnny Lee, don't you worry, Bring flowers on every Decoration Day" I was 'round my baby's bedside, when my Lord takin' my baby, 'way Lord, I was 'round my baby's bedside, when my Lord takin' my baby, 'way It hurt me so bad, so bad, until I, just broke right down and cried Hmm, hmm She says, "Fare you well, I see you on every Decoration Day", I tol' them I told my baby, I told my baby, "I bring flowers on every Decoration Day" I bring you some flowers, babe, just to decorate your grave People, y'all havin' a good time now, just like the flowers that comes in May Y'all havin' a good time now, just like the flower that come in May I think about Lou Della, Lou Della, Lou Della on every Decoration Day Lou Della, Lou Della, Lou Della stays on my mind Lou Della, Lou Della, people, boy Lou Della stays on my mind Lord, she died and she left me on one Decoration Day Lord, Lou Della's gone and Lou Della's worryin' me |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
It serves you right to suffer
It serves you right to be alone It serves you right to suffer It serves you right to be alone Because you're still livin the day done packed and gone Everytime you see a woman She makes you think of yours Everytime you see a woman She makes you think of yours And that's why, thats why, thats why You can't keep from crying Your doctor put you on Milk, cream, and alcohol Your doctor put you on Milk, cream, and alcohol He told you that's why you can't sleep at night You're nerve is so bad, yeah Every time you see a woman She make you think of yours Every time you see a woman She make you think of yours She treated you so bad You just couldn't keep from crying Your life will never be the same You're still living in a day done packed and gone And memories You cant live on In that way In the past Them days is gone |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
Shake it Baby
Shake it Baby Shake it Baby Show me Show me C'mon Gal Shake it right now W-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-H Yeah! Shake it Baby Shake it Baby Shake that thing Me an' you Me an' you Nobody else would do Nobody else but you Shake it Baby Shake it Baby Shake it Baby One time One time for me Now rock! Ha-ha-ha Shake that thing, Baby One time for your Daddy I love ya You're cookin' when you jive Honey, you're workin' You've got the pots on And the gas workin' high One time for me One time for me One time for me Shake Baby Shake it Baby Shake it Baby Shake it Baby Shake that thing Shake that thing Shake that thing Shake that thing One time, Baby One time One time One time One time One more time One more An' one more An' one more One more time One more time One more time One more time One more time One more time Just one more time And, uh, one more time Once again One time And one more time And one more time And one more time One more time, Baby Shake it Baby One more time For me For me For me For me For me For me |
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from John Lee Hooker - It Serves You Right To Suffer (1966)
Sugar mama, sugar mama, sugar mama please come back to me
Sugar mama, sugar mama, sugar mama please come back to me Bring me my granulated sugar1, sugar mama, and try to ease my misery You've got this new grade of sugar, sugar mama, an you done made me love it too You've got this new grade of sugar, sugar mama, an you done made me love it too You've got this granulated sugar, sugar mama, ain't nobody else got, but you They been braggin' 'bout your sugar, sugar mama, been braggin' all over town They been braggin' 'bout your sugar, sugar mama, braggin' all over town Now, the bootleggers2 want you to sell 'em enough to make whiskey, but you won't sell 'em about four or five pounds I like my coffee sweet in the mornin', you know, an I'm crazy 'bout my tea at night I like my coffee sweet in the mornin', you know, an I'm crazy 'bout my tea at night Don't get my sugar three times a day, oh, Lord, then I don't feel right |
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from John Lee Hooker - Don'T Turn Me From Your Door (1992)
Well, I'm driftin' and driftin'
Like a ship out on the sea Well, I'm driftin' and driftin' Like a ship out on the sea Well, I ain't got nobody In this world to care for me I get all my money Tell me, what more can I do? I get all my money Tell me, what more can I do? She's a good lookin' girl Why don't she just won't be true? Well, I'm down here by myself I'm down here by myself I ain't got nobody, baby In the world to care for me, yes baby, baby Yeah my baby Would only take me back again Yeah my baby Would only take me back again Well, I ain't good for nothin' I don't have a friend Babe, honey |
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from John Lee Hooker - Don'T Turn Me From Your Door (1992)
Yes I'm a stut-stut-stutterin' man
And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn Sometimes I wanta cry cry Sometimes I wanta die Yes, my fr-fr-friends all laugh at me And they don' don't even have a friendly Yea-Yea-Yea-Yes my fr-friends all laugh at me And they don't even have a friendly word They say I'm the no no talkinest man that they have ever heard When I walk up the str-street I tip tip my hat to speak I can't even say a thing and that's when I begin to sing: I'm a stut-stut-stut-stutterin' man And I can't talk worth a damn Sometimes I wanta cry Sometimes I wanta die When Two str-strange men Were stealin- jus-just the other night Before I could tell the cop Them cats had run clean outta sight I'm a stut-stut-stutterin man And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn But that is one thing I can say And that is Muscatel Wine |
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from John Lee Hooker - Don'T Turn Me From Your Door (1992) | |||||
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from John Lee Hooker - Don'T Turn Me From Your Door (1992)
I got a wobblin' baby, wobble me all the time
I got a wobblin' baby, wobble me all the time Wobble me in the mornin', wobble me all the time Oh, wobble me baby Nobody treat me baby, treat me the way you do Nobody treat me baby, treat me the way you do I love you baby, love you all the time Oh, wobble me baby, wobble me If you ever leave me baby, I believe I would die If you ever leave me baby, I believe I would die Ah, without your love, baby, you know tour daddy's through I said, "Wobble me baby", I got a wobblin' baby Way she wobbles all right Wobble me in the mornin', wobble me late at night Wobble me baby, wobble me baby, wobble me all the time Oh, nobody please me, please like you do |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995)
Annie Mae, I need you night and day, Annie Mae
Annie Mae, Annie Mae, I want you for my own Annie Mae. Annie Mae, Annie Mae DonA't ever leave me by myself Annie Mae, Annie Mae Don't leave me here to cry You you you leave me leave me I believe I would die. Annie Mae, Annie Mae I canA't live without you You, you, you, you I can't live without you (And then I told her) Annie Mae, I want you for my own Annie Mae Oh Annie Mae, Annie Mae, Annie Mae My own, my own, Annie Mae. Now, now when you're gone, when you're gone I can't sleep, 'til you get back home Annie Mae, Annie Mae I can't sleep 'til you get back home, get back home I know it ain't right. (Now Charles, give it a little bit) (Make it funky) You, you, you, you, Annie Mae You're my pride and joy, yes she is you, you, you, you, you, you're my pride and joy you, you I don't want, No one but you, you, you, Annie Mae, Annie Mae Annie Mae (heh, heh, heh, heh) Im going tell you one more time one, more time, Annie Mae You, you, you, you're my pride and joy, each year You, you, you you're my pride and joy (Better go now) You, you, you My pride and joy You, you, you, My pride and joy |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995)
One of these days,
Things gonna change One of these days Tings gonna change You'll try not baby Afterwhile gonna be mine, gonna be mine One of these days I'm old and lonely baby Cry Cry Crying Wont be long long Things gonna change Sometime, in the middle of the night And you're so long, and so long and so long Tings gonna change, things gonna change Change change change Tings gonna change, Further on up the road baby, things gonna change Change change change Change change change Change baby You'll try not to leave But after while Gonna be mine My time my time baby Things gonna change Change change change Change change change Things gonna change Yes it is Things gonna change Change change change Change change change Change change change Change change change Things gonna change Things gonna change Things gonna change Things gonna change change change change Things gonna change |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995)
(Brook Benton & Clyde Otis)
I told you, baby, how I feel One word can close this deal Baby, be my queen of hearts Please gimme that love you've got A-won'tcha say yes?, don'tcha say no Make me feel good, kiddio Maybe I'm just wastin' time Can't get you off my mind You could make me feel so good I know you could if you only would A-won'tcha say yes?, don'tcha say no Make me feel good, kiddio I wrote you a six-page letter I called you on the phone But you started talkin' 'bout the weather Kiddio, don'tcha know that's wrong? I can't stand this playin' 'round Help me up, don't let me down Kiss me baby, tell me so If you love me, let me know A-won'tcha say yes? don'tcha say no Make me feel good, kiddio I wrote you a six-page letter I even called you on the phone But you started talkin' 'bout the weather Kiddio, don'tcha know that's wrong? I can't stand this playin' 'round Help me up, don't let me down A-kiss me baby, tell me so If you love me, let me know A-won'tcha say yes?, don'tcha say no Make me feel good, kiddio Make me feel so-uh-oh oh good , so, so good, kiddio |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995)
One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer
One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer Hey mister bartender come here I want another drink and I want it now My baby she gone, she been gone two night I ain't seen my baby since night before last One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer (Spoken) And then I sit there, gettin' high, mellow Knocked out, feeling good and by the time I looked on the wall at the old clock on the wall By that time, it was ten thirty daddy I looked down the bar, at the bartender He said, "Now what do you want Johnny?" One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer Well my baby she gone, she been gone two night I ain't seen my baby since night before last I wanna get drunk till I'm off of my mind One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer (Spoken) And I sat there, gettin' high, stoned Knocked out, and by the time I looked on the wall, at the old clock again And by that time, it was a quarter to two Last call for alcohol, I said Hey mister bartender, what do you want?" One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995)
This is NOT John Lee's song! It's a Vera Lynn's one ...and yet just PART of it!
Good luck finding the real Hooker's one ...I couldn't! (Parker / Charles) We'll meet again don't know where don't know when But I know we'll meet again some sunny day Keep smiling true just like you always do Till the blue skies make the dark clouds fade away Some sunny day We'll meet again don't know where don't know when But I know we'll meet again some sunny day We'll meet again don't know where don't know when But I know we'll meet again some sunny day Keep smiling true just like you always do Till the blue skies make the dark clouds fade away Some sunny day |
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from John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (1995) |