Тексты песен The Doobie Brothers

I was trashed, ridin' on my 74 Goin' out to even the score She pulled the top down on her convertible I've got a lot of miles to cover But if you think you need a lover All right Climb on, hold tight,

There's a change been comin' over you Well you burn back baby now what can I do And all of that jive that your good friend's been sellin' It ain't worth a nickel ya know I been tellin' you And you kno

Well, I thought you'd be back on the track But I guess I was wrong, man For the look in your eyes was the same Empty high that you'd shown As I ran down the road I'd forgotten this load was upon you S

Down around the corner A half a mile from here You see them old trains runnin' And you watch them disappear Without love Where would you be now Without love You know I saw Miss Lucy Down along the tra

Drove my car to the top of the hill And I looked out across the town I got the urge to move again I guess I'll never settle down We talked about things getting better But they still looked the same to

What a Fool Believes The Doobie Brothers - words and music by Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins He came from somewhere back in her long ago The sentimental fool don't see Tryin' hard to recreate What