Testo Liza - Joan Armatrading
Testo della canzone Liza (Joan Armatrading), tratta dall'album Into The Blues
I see you looking at me
I know we're from different sides of town
You've never traveled
And I've been all around
Hey, let me take your hand
Hey, hey
From where I stand
You're in need of a friend
So let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
I see something in you
I see how come they don't
You're a good person
And they'll come around
Hey, let me take your hand
Hey, hey, yeah
I can see you've changed
You're in need of a friend
So let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
Everybody say, don't hang around with Liza
She's from the other side of town
The part where folks live on welfare
The part where you find needles on the ground
It's the side where the kids hang out in gangs
And wear the hoodies and the masks to hide their face
If you make friends with a girl like that
Well, it's a big disgrace
Everybody say this, that, this, that, this, that, this, that
Hey Liza, I'd like a friend like you
Hey Liza, I think you're kind of cute
I'm gonna make up my own mind
I'm gonna make up my own mind
I see you looking at me
I know we're from different sides of town
You've never traveled
And I've been all around
Hey Liza, let me take your hand
Hey, hey, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
From where I stand
You're in need of a friend
So let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
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Writer(s): Joan Anita Barbara Armatrading
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