The Twenty-One Song Salute (Owed to G.G. Shinn and Cléoma Falcon)

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Rodney Crowell & Tyler Bryant - Country

The Twenty-One Song Salute (Owed to G.G. Shinn and Cléoma Falcon)

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I wanna be your mojo hand, I wanna be your back door man I wanna know you know how much I wantcha And if you don't I need to know why dontcha Down on the corner where the poor boys hang Word is out this ain't no sometime thang now Be bop a lula baby don't look back Big train from Memphis smoking down the track So you were born and raised on rock and roll I do detect a trace of blue-eyed soul Crowley, Louisiana void of everyday humdrum I pledge allegiance to the people y'all come from Crazy Cajuns thumpin' Big Mamou Joint's a'jumpin' full of wang dang do now Be bop a lula baby on my way Think I could love you 'til the day I d Woke up this mornin' singing I feel fine Your only daddy that will walk the line All liberated from the lovesick blues Walking Spanish in my blue suede shoes I know your poppa was a rolling stone And you don't need another man done gone Until you're ready for some wop bam boom No steady Betty gonna dust my broom And when you wake up in my big brass bed Need I remind you what your homeboys said now Be bop a lula baby please don't go Diggy liggy la diggy liggy lo

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  • Rodney Crowell