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Put Something in My Hand lyrics
Another night out on the street
Stopping for my usual seat
Oh, bartender, please
Tanqueray and tonic's my favorite drink
I don't like anything colored pink
That just stinks, it's not for me
It feels like somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something, somebody put something
Blurred vision and dirty thoughts
Feel out of place, very distraught
Feel somethings coming on
Yeah I kick the jukebox, slam the floor
Drink, drink, drink, drink some more
I can't think, hey what's in the drink?
It feels like somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something, somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something, in my drink
In my drink, in my drink, in my drink
So you think it's funny a college prank
Goin' insane for something to drink feel a little dry
Oh I couldn't care what you think of me
'Cause somebody put something in my drink
I can't think, hey give me a drink
It feels like somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Somebody put something
Somebody put something in my drink
Another night out on the street
Part of these releases
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- Track 12 on Blues, Barrelhouse & Boogie Woogie: 1946-1955 Disc 3
- 11 Tears, Tears, Tears
- 13 Trouble In Mind
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- Track 7 on Let's Have a Party
- 6 I Love You Anyway
- 8 Just One More Drink
- 8 How Could You Hurt Me
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