Testi musica canzoni
Testi musica cantanti italiani gratis
Testi Perry Como - You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
Testi-musica-canzoni.it > Testi lettera P > Perry Como > Miscellaneous - You Came A Long Way From St. LouisYou came a long way from St. Louis,
You climbed the ladder of success . . .
I've seen the flashy foreign cars
That were parked out in front of
Your fancy address!
You came a long way from St. Louis,
You broke a lot of hearts between . . .
I've met a gang of gloomy guys
Who were doin' all right
'Till you came on the scene!
You blew in from the middle-west
And certainly impressed
The population here-abouts . . .
Well baby, I got news for you,
I'm from Missouri too,
So, naturally, I got my doubts!
You got 'em droppin' by the way-side,
A feelin' I ain't gonna know . . .
You came a long way from St. Louis,
But baby, you still got a long way to go!
My, how you come up!
Hmmm, you really come on!
Hey, I'll have your address!
St. Louis woman,
You're a St. Louis doll!
You blew in from the middle-west
And certainly impressed
The population here-abouts . . .
Well baby, I've got news for you,
I'm from Missouri too,
So, naturally, I got my doubts!
You got 'em droppin' by the way-side,
A feelin' I ain't gonna know . . .
You came a long way from St. Louis,
But baby, you still got a long way to go!
You left St. Louis far behind,
Keep this little thought in mind,
You still . . . got a long way to go!
Music by John Benson Brooks
with lyrics by Bob Russell , 1948
- Veruca Salt - Sleeper Car
- Waterboys - We Are Jonah
- Moody Blues - Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)
- Moody Blues - Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)
- Sarah McLachlan - The First Noel/Mary Mary
- THE DOORS - L.A. Woman
- Planet Smashers - Life Of The Party
- Planet Smashers - Life Of The Party
- Elton John - Two Of A Kind
- FRANK SINATRA - Christmas Memories
- New Order
Nome Album : Lowlife - Reim Matthias
Nome Album : Wolkenreiter - Ly-Dells
Nome Album : Unknown - Grave Flowers
Nome Album : Unknown - Common Sense
Nome Album : One Day It'll All Make Sense