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Root Beer
1682
Country
Utwór Root Beer został wydany 1 stycznia 1962 przez EMI Music Nashville (ERN) jako część albumu The New Favorites Of George Jones
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Data wydania1 stycznia 1962
WytwórniaEMI Music Nashville (ERN)
JęzykEnglish
Melodyjność
Akustyczność
Valence
Taneczność
Energia
BPM157

Teledysk

Teledysk

Kredyty

PERFORMING ARTISTS
George Jones
George Jones
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
George Jones
George Jones
Composer
Darrell Edwards
Darrell Edwards
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Pappy Daily
Pappy Daily
Producer

Tekst Utworu

Well, I sent my pretty baby to the neighbourhood store
My head was vibratin' from the night before
I said you'd better hurry as she went out the gate
My system needs a helper and I don't mean a steak
She had a cold six pack when she got back
But it was - root beer
Well, now you can just imagine I was shocked to death
For nearly twenty minutes couldn't get my breath
My mind began to wonder would I ever get well
But leave it to my baby, well you can't never tell
'Cause everything went numb when I saw what she'd brung
It was - root beer
Home-brewed lightnin', bay alcohol
Even good old mountain dew
Moonshine, grapevine
Any old kind would do
Well, now you could be my doctor or my little nurse
But get me somethin' quick before I die or get worse
I only need a toddy, just a little drink
Yeah, that should be enough to put me back in the pink
But everything went black when I looked in the sack
It was - root beer
Well, I began to thinkin' I'd be better off dead
But then I just remembered 'bout my old Uncle Ned
He's got a little business squeezin' juice out of corn
And I began to praise the day my uncle was born
'Cause you can't get any kicks when you're in this fix
Out of - root beer
Home-brewed lightnin', bay alcohol
Even good old mountain dew
Moonshine, grapevine
Any old kind would do
Well, you could be my doctor or my little nurse
But get me somethin' quick before I die or get worse
I only need a toddy, just a little drink
Yeah, that should be enough to put me back in the pink
But everything went black when I looked in the sack
Written by: Darrell Edwards, George Jones
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