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Roosevelt And Ira Lee
This is about two cats
They're sittin' down by a river in the swamps
They're sittin' down on the logs
One of them is kind of a big fellow and the other one
Is a little bit smaller and he's got a long-billed cap
And they're sittin' there ponderin' on what they're gonna do for the night
And anything the big guy decides on the little guy's for
Cause he digs him, he's cool
So it's called Roosevelt and Ira Lee
The river was dark and muddy
And the moon was on the rise
And all of the creatures in the swampland
Had woke up to feed for the night
Roosevelt and Ira Lee, huh, were sittin' there on a log
Ira Lee turned to Roosevelt and said
He said, yeah, yeah, lawd, sure would taste good
So they slipped on their rubber boots
And walked down to the water's edge
And right away they knew that the night would be a bummer
Cause Ira Lee stepped on a water mossacin
He said, uh, uh, lawd, somebody help me
Ira Lee turned to Roosevelt
When he quit his screamin' and kickin'
And he said, let's forget about the bullfrog legs
And go out and steal us some chickens
And Ol' Roosevelt said like this now
Yeah, yeah, ooh, it sure would taste good
Yes it would, I love a chicken
Oh, the river was dark and muddy - yeah
Tony Joe White
Deep Cuts
Roosevelt And Ira Lee
Part of these releases
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- Track 10 on Deep Cuts
- 9 Swamp Water
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- Track 5 on The Best of Tony Joe White
- 4 Rainy Night In Geogia
- 6 Stockholm Blues
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- Track 3 on Polk Salad Annie Live
- 2 I Want You
- 4 Hard to Handle
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- Track 1 on Live in Europe 1971
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- Track 2 on Roosevelt & Ira Lee
- 1 Elements and Things
- 3 Woodpecker
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- Track 2 on ...Continued
- 1 Elements and Things
- 3 Woodpecker
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- Track 3 on Take Home the Swamp
- 2 I Want You Baby
- 4 Hard to Handle
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