Dans Ramblers - Summer '92 | Текст песни

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Ninety-second summer's very fine to ride away
'Cause I'm so tired of wasting time with jerking night and day
Can't smell you any longer babe so I gotta run fast from you
Trav'ling thru' the Summer Ninety-Two
I got seven hundred dollars and a hat in case of rain
I'm gonna leave the place, woman I won't be back again

Went down to Louisiana right from Memphis Tennessee
The Missisippi blues has caused its fever right on me
Hitch-hiking up to New Orleans among the cotton fields
Brown sugar sweaty girls I love 'em still
Yep

I hardly even liked the girls that I loved in honky-tonks
I'll never meet them once again and I don't care at all
Maybe I was drunk too much but they seemed so fat and tall
As they were huge as rocks so I had to roll

Always smiling and never sad, I've rolled all around the land
And people that I've met remember all the songs I've sang

Met her in Chicago where she lived with Ma and Pa
You know she shook so fine, a kind I like, as I was playing my guitar
Come marry me, I said to her, and we will go to you
Loving thru' the Summer Ninety-Two
Loving thru' the Summer Ninety-Three
Loving thru' the Summer Ninety-Four
Loving thru' the time of evermore

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