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Blues Brothers, The ~ I Ain't Got You


I've got a '65 cadillac Spare tire on the back Charge card at goblatts But i ain't got you I've got women to the right of me Women to the left of me I've got chicks all around me But i ain't got you I've got a tavern, a liquor store I hit the number, 444 I got a mojo, don't you know I'm all dressed up with no place to go I've got women to the left of me I've got women to the right of me I've got chicks all around me But i ain't got you No i ain't go you I've got a tavern, a liquor store I hit the number, 444 I got a mojo, don't you know I'm all dressed up with no place to go I've got a pocket of crumpled bills I've got a stomach full of pills I've got fanny fox and rubber mills But i ain't got you No i ain't got you No i ain't got you more free lyrics

I've got a '65 cadillac
Spare tire on the back
Charge card at goblatts
But i ain't got you

I've got women to the right of me
Women to the left of me
I've got chicks all around me
But i ain't got you

I've got a tavern, a liquor store
I hit the number, 444
I got a mojo, don't you know
I'm all dressed up with no place to go

I've got women to the left of me
I've got women to the right of me
I've got chicks all around me
But i ain't got you
No i ain't go you

I've got a tavern, a liquor store
I hit the number, 444
I got a mojo, don't you know
I'm all dressed up with no place to go

I've got a pocket of crumpled bills
I've got a stomach full of pills
I've got fanny fox and rubber mills
But i ain't got you
No i ain't got you
No i ain't got you

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