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Bo Diddley ~ She's Alright


(ellas mcdaniel) 1959 I wanna tell you about my little girl, Her name is millie-lu, She's alright...she's alright, She's alright...she's alright. Sugar baby...sugar baby, Sweedy dee...sweedy dee, Baby, baby, sugar, sugar. Baby, oh i love you so, I'll never let you go, You alright in my room, You alright at my table, You alright when we're walkin' down the street, The love in you and me, just can't be beat. Baby, baby, Baby, baby. Hold it everybody, I wanna tell ya 'bout this little girl, I don't think ya getting the message straight, I wanna tell you, she's alright, She make me feel. She make me feel, so good, so good, Sure 'nuff, sure 'nuff, Babe, hold my hand, Babe, hold my hand, I can't stand up by myself, I can't stand up without your help. more free lyrics

(ellas mcdaniel) 1959

I wanna tell you about my little girl,
Her name is millie-lu,
She's alright...she's alright,
She's alright...she's alright.

Sugar baby...sugar baby,
Sweedy dee...sweedy dee,
Baby, baby, sugar, sugar.

Baby, oh i love you so,
I'll never let you go,
You alright in my room,
You alright at my table,
You alright when we're walkin' down the street,
The love in you and me, just can't be beat.

Baby, baby,
Baby, baby.

Hold it everybody,
I wanna tell ya 'bout this little girl,
I don't think ya getting the message straight,
I wanna tell you, she's alright,
She make me feel.
She make me feel, so good, so good,
Sure 'nuff, sure 'nuff,
Babe, hold my hand,
Babe, hold my hand,
I can't stand up by myself,
I can't stand up without your help.

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