Hey! (Hey) I want you to want me I need you to need me I'd love you to love me I'm begging you to beg me I want you to want me I need you to need me
Loco man, watchin' all the fish swim away. He no work, he just sleep and play. Sitting here on tha sand. Sunny-land, Coconut comin down all tha time.
It was April 27 in the year of 91 Bout a mile below the surface and the warm kentucky sun The late shift was ending and the early shift was late. The
I worked the fields my father worked From dawn until setting sun My calloused hands and wind-burned face Have marked me as a man Who has no voice, no
My mama was the cold North wind, My daddy was the son, of a railroad man from west of hell, Where the trains don't even run... Never heard the whistle
Whenever I'm out a-wanderin, Chasing a rainbow dream, I often stop and think about, A place I've never seen, Where friendly folks can gather, And raise
Loco man, watchin' all the fish swim away. He no work, he just sleep and play. Sitting here on tha sand. Sunny-land, Coconut comin down all tha time
Припев [J.B.]: Чужие письма, чужие роли, Чужие лица, мысли, истории, кто они, Их не увидеть взором, но к ним прикованный Подковами, одним словом сломаны
Ветер шумит негромко,листва шелестит в ответ Идет неспеша девчонка,девчонке 16 лет Но в свои лет 16 много узнала она В крепких мужских обьятиях столько
I hope you play this song again The soul cleansin', the melody just read my end Not a lot of things but usually just appendin' my lady Been searchin' bendin' and saw my folks
I was busted You could be trusted Some folks' lives roll easy Some folks' lives Never roll at all Oh, they just fall They just fall Some folks' lives
Yo, yo yo move out of the way, we got Missy Elliott coming through Girl that is Missy Elliott she lost a lot of weight Girl I heard she eats one cracker
All of a sudden all the past was behind me All of a sudden nothing stood to remind me All of a piece I am awake and I can say All of a sudden I am finding
At the same old view Just we two Darby and me who used to be Jack and Jill The folks who like to be called What they have always been called The folks