Elvis Presley-Milk Cow Blues Boogie

Elvis Presley-Milk Cow Blues Boogie Recorded December 10, 1954 at Sun Records with Scotty Moore on guitar and Bill Black on standup bass, and Elvis on guitar This song was written by James (Kokomo) Arnold, and has been recorded by Bob Crosby, Johnny Lee Wills, Moon Mullican, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, and Ricky Nelson. It was the A-side to the You're a Heartbreaker single. It is available on the Sun Sessions CD and The King of Rock 'n' Roll-The Complete 50s Masters, which is where this version is from. (words & music by k. arnold) Oh Well, I woke up this morning, And I looked out the door. I can tell that old milk cow By the way she lowed. Hold it fellows, that don't move me. Let's get real, real gone for a change. Well, I woke up this morning And I looked out the door I can tell that old milk cow I can tell the way she lowed. Now, if you see my milk cow, Please ride her on home. I ain't had no milk and butter Since that cow's been gone. Well, I try to treat you right, Day by day. Get out your little prayer book Get down on your knees and pray. For you're gonna need, You're gonna need your loving daddy's help someday. Well, then you're gonna be sorry You treated me this way. Aw, let's milk it. Well, at the evenin', don't that sun look good going down? Well, at the evenin', don't that sun look good going down? Well, don't that old moon look lonesome When your baby's not around. Well, I tried everything to get along with you. I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna quit my crying, I'm gonna leave you alone. If you don't believe I'm leaving, you can count the days I'm gone. I'm gonna leave. You're gonna need your loving daddy's help someday. Well, then you're gonna be sorry You treated me this way.

Author: Jackiej61
Length: 02:39
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Tags: Blues  Boogie  Cow  Elvis  Presley-Milk