I'm tired of putting up. With your sober wit. Tired of looking at you. Through an alcoholic haze. You better change. I'm begging you please. 'Cause if you don't start drinkin'.
I'm a steady rollin' man. I roll both day and night. I'm a steady rollin' man. Hmm hmm, I roll both day and night. . But I haven't got no sweet woman.
I drink alone, yeah. With nobody else. I drink alone, yeah. With nobody else. Yeah, you know when I drink alone. I prefer to be by myself. . Now every morning just before breakfast.
I'll change my style. Even change my smile. If the beatin' in my heart. Is too slow for you. Tell me, darlin', tell me. I'll change that too. . I'll change my ways.
I been standin' on your decision. One less mistake. Honey, come with me. . Honey, come with me tonight. Let's get back into rockin'. And everything'll be alright.
I'm a greedy man. Yes, I'm a greedy man. Said, I'm a greedy man, people. . Yes, I'm a greedy man. Greedy man, greedy man. Tryin' to do the best I can.
I can take one heart that's been misused. Take two eyes been cryin' the blues. Kiss your lips and then count to three. Make you forget every man but me.
Yeah. Running my rig around ninety-five. Rockin' and rollin' in overdrive. Yeah, my heart's beating like a jackhammer. It's the midnight ride for the gear jammer.
I was a rebel from the day I left school. Grew my hair long and broke all the rules. I'd sit and listen to my records all day. With big ambitions of where I could play.
Now on the night I arrived. My daddy said "Sake's Alive!". It's the meanest one that we've had yet. Teethed on tin and weaned on gin. I was nobody's teacher's pet.
I can't stop lovin', my baby tonight. I can't stop lovin', my baby tonight. No matter what I do, she won't treat me right. . Hey baby, you know I'm all alone.
Peepin' through the window. Watchin' grandma do the rock 'n' roll. Peepin' through the window. Watchin' grandma do the rock 'n' roll. . She can rock day and night.
Oh baby, honey, please set a date. Baby, please set a date. Don't say tomorrow. Tomorrow might be too late. . Oh baby, honey, please set a date. Baby, baby, please set a date.
On the day I was born. The nurses all gathered 'round. And they gazed in wide wonder. At the joy they had found. The head nurse spoke up. And she said leave this one alone.
Want to tell you a story. About the house-man blues. I come home one Friday. Had to tell the landlady I'da lost my job. She said that don't confront me.
I can't be foolin' I can't take no chance. 'Cause when my feet movin' I sure can dance. I've got to move I just can't stop. When I see the deuce yeah she's lit to pop, oh.
Y'all can't dayayayance. Watcha need is the Reverend. To slip ya some boogie. . Y'all can't dayayayance. Watcha need is the Reverend. To slip ya some boogie.
I came to L.A. to be rock and roll. Along the way I had to sell my soul. I made some good friends that make me say. I really wannabe in L.A.. . I took the time to get to Beverly.
Stack o' money in my left hand. Yes I've got a stack o' money in my right hand. Yes you know I got the money 'cause'. I played the right games. Gonna shoot up like a star.
Well, I don't know why I came here tonight. I got the feeling something ain't right. I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair. And I'm wondering if I'll get down the stairs.