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B.B. King ~ Let's Do The Boogie


Well, some people love mambo And so do i The dance is kinda hard So i don't think i'll try I'll do the boogie Yes, i'll do the boogie Well, i'll do the boogie 'cause i think it's much easier to do Well , some people swing fast Some swing it slow It just knocks me out To see my baby on the floor I love to see her boogie Yes, love to see her boogie Well, i love to see her boogie I think i'll try it a little bit too Well, i swing her way out Then pull her in close I'm tellin' you, boys That upsets me the most I love to see her boogie Yes, love to see her boogie Well, it knocks me out to see her boogie So, i think i'll try it a little bit too more free lyrics

Well, some people love mambo
And so do i
The dance is kinda hard
So i don't think i'll try
I'll do the boogie
Yes, i'll do the boogie
Well, i'll do the boogie
'cause i think it's much easier to do

Well , some people swing fast
Some swing it slow
It just knocks me out
To see my baby on the floor
I love to see her boogie
Yes, love to see her boogie
Well, i love to see her boogie
I think i'll try it a little bit too

Well, i swing her way out
Then pull her in close
I'm tellin' you, boys
That upsets me the most
I love to see her boogie
Yes, love to see her boogie
Well, it knocks me out to see her boogie
So, i think i'll try it a little bit too

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