Lonnie Johnson Lyrics
"What A Woman (1947)"
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I've got a big leg woman, that sends my very soul.
Yes, I've got a big leg mama, that sends my very soul.
And when she turns out the lights at night, then I give up all my gold.
She 's so fine, she 's so mellow, the rest I can't explain.
She 's so fine, she 's so mellow, the rest I can't explain.
Yes, the way my baby 's stacked up, she'll drive any cat insane.
She 's got a shape that stops the traffic, and so pleasin' on the eye.
Yes, She 's got a shape that stops the traffic, and she 's so pleasin' on the eye.
Every time she walks down the street, you can hear the cats say, "My, my, my, my."
She 's got great big legs, yes, and she 's got great big blue eyes.
She 's got great big legs, yes, she is got great big blue eyes.
Yes, every time she walks down the street, I can hear my voice say, "My, my, my, my."
Yes, I've got a big leg mama, that sends my very soul.
And when she turns out the lights at night, then I give up all my gold.
She 's so fine, she 's so mellow, the rest I can't explain.
She 's so fine, she 's so mellow, the rest I can't explain.
Yes, the way my baby 's stacked up, she'll drive any cat insane.
She 's got a shape that stops the traffic, and so pleasin' on the eye.
Yes, She 's got a shape that stops the traffic, and she 's so pleasin' on the eye.
Every time she walks down the street, you can hear the cats say, "My, my, my, my."
She 's got great big legs, yes, and she 's got great big blue eyes.
She 's got great big legs, yes, she is got great big blue eyes.
Yes, every time she walks down the street, I can hear my voice say, "My, my, my, my."
This song is from the album "Me And My Crazy Self".