DRINKIN' WINE (Gene Simmons) GENE SIMMONS (SUN UNISSUED, 1956) Well, I had a gal that couldn't be true She got all my money and left me so blue I tried to tell her, she was doin' me wrong To leave ole daddy-o here all alone Someday honey, you'll understand And appreciate a real true man, yeah Drinkin' wine, a little bourbon too Runnin' 'round, that's all you'll ever do Hold my hand, say I'm your man I love you baby, can't you understand Well, I saw you runnin' 'round the other night Eyes boged out and you looked quite a sight The guy you was with, he looked real mean Kinda fellow I'd never seen The lights in the joint was turned down low Heard you whisper, you're my daddy-o, yeah Drinkin' wine, a little bourbon too Runnin' 'round, that's all you'll ever do Hold my hand, say I'm your man I love you baby, can't you understand Well, I sat in a booth real close to you Sippin' along slow on my bottle of brew Jukebox is playin' a sad-sad song Entitled "baby, you're doin' me wrong" I left the joint walkin' slowly home Heard a voice sayin', that gal's done wrong He she comes a-knockin' on my door She'll find me reachin' for my old forty-four, yeah Drinkin' wine, a little bourbon too Runnin' 'round, that's all you'll ever do Hold my hand, say I'm your man I love you baby, can't you understand Drinkin' wine, a little bourbon too Runnin' 'round, that's all you'll ever do Hold my hand, say I'm your man I love you baby, can't you understand |