Money Honey:Clyde McPhatter.
Orig. released in '53. Later done by Eddie Cochran
and Elvis Presley. On McPhatter's '62 Album, 'Lover
Please.'
#1.(Blues).
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You know, the landlord rang my front door bell.
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I let it ring for a long, long spell.
A                                  
I went to the window,
                                           
I peeped through the blind,
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and asked him to tell me what's on his mind.

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He said, Money, honey, yeah, yeah.
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Money, honey.
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Money, honey...if you want to get along with me.
#2.
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Well, I screamed and I hollered,
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I was so hard-pressed.
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I called the woman that I loved the best.
A                                                             
I finally got my baby about half past three,
                                    A7    /   /
She said, I'd like to know what you want with me.
            
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#3.
A                                                A D C A                  
Well, I said tell me baby, what's wrong with you?
                                                 A D C A
she said, from this day on our romance is through.
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I said, tell me baby, face to face.
                       A7   /   /                              
How could another man, take my place?
         
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#4.
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Well, I've learned my lesson and now I know,
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the sun may shine and the winds may blow.
A                                                                      
The women may come and the women may go,
                    A7    /  /                                        
but before I say, I love you so..
            
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A fifties and a sixties smash from Kraziekhat.