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Bonnie Raitt ~ Papa Come Quick (jody And Chino)


Papa come quick, joy's gone to the city What we gonna do now that jody's gone She left a note on the tv and papa it's a pity What we gonna do now that jody's gone. Mama's been cryin in the kitchen since mornin She cried right through as the world turns I seen it myself and papa it's a bitch'n Let's haul ass before the baby gets burned. Gas up the old ford, get out the road map They got a head start about half a day Load up the shotgun, put it in the gunrack Jody's with chico down in east l.a. It must have been that wild-eyed, silver-toungued schemer A girl like jody don't think for herself. Him and that harley and his damn jalapena Smokin that stuff'll make you hurt yourself. Papa come quick Papa come quick Papa come quick Papa come on First verse Gas up the old ford, get out the road map They got a head start about half a day Stop at the mobil, pump up the the flat wheel Jody & chico and his ding dang deal. more free lyrics

Papa come quick, joy's gone to the city
What we gonna do now that jody's gone
She left a note on the tv and papa it's a pity
What we gonna do now that jody's gone.

Mama's been cryin in the kitchen since mornin
She cried right through as the world turns
I seen it myself and papa it's a bitch'n
Let's haul ass before the baby gets burned.

Gas up the old ford, get out the road map
They got a head start about half a day
Load up the shotgun, put it in the gunrack
Jody's with chico down in east l.a.

It must have been that wild-eyed, silver-toungued schemer
A girl like jody don't think for herself.
Him and that harley and his damn jalapena
Smokin that stuff'll make you hurt yourself.

Papa come quick
Papa come quick
Papa come quick
Papa come on

First verse
Gas up the old ford, get out the road map
They got a head start about half a day
Stop at the mobil, pump up the the flat wheel
Jody & chico and his ding dang deal.

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