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Band, The ~ Java Blues


Stopped by a diner, and the blond behind the counter Asked if she could help in any way I could tell by her smile, her number i could dial If i was in the need of company I asked her for some java Instead she brought a cup of chickory A taste of java, is like a volcanic rush Nobody's gonna stop me from drinkin too much Costs many more than you care to pay But money is nothin, compared to a fired-up day Don't try to cheat, it's impossible to beat The only pick-me-up that's here to stay Java blues ... coffee's got me Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee Java blues ... well the coffee's got me Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee You know that i'll stay high Drinkin coffee till i die Java blues Won't you boil me water ... fill up my cup You know it takes alot to keep me up Down in bolivia ... the people are insane They want as much for java as they do for cocaine Don't try to cheat, it's impossible to beat The only pick-me-up that's here to stay Java blues ... coffee's got me Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee Java blues ... you don't know what it does to me Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee You know that i'll stay high Drinkin coffee till i die Java blues ... more free lyrics

Stopped by a diner, and the blond behind the counter
Asked if she could help in any way
I could tell by her smile, her number i could dial
If i was in the need of company
I asked her for some java
Instead she brought a cup of chickory

A taste of java, is like a volcanic rush
Nobody's gonna stop me from drinkin too much
Costs many more than you care to pay
But money is nothin, compared to a fired-up day
Don't try to cheat, it's impossible to beat
The only pick-me-up that's here to stay

Java blues ... coffee's got me
Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee
Java blues ... well the coffee's got me
Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee
You know that i'll stay high
Drinkin coffee till i die
Java blues

Won't you boil me water ... fill up my cup
You know it takes alot to keep me up
Down in bolivia ... the people are insane
They want as much for java as they do for cocaine
Don't try to cheat, it's impossible to beat
The only pick-me-up that's here to stay

Java blues ... coffee's got me
Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee
Java blues ... you don't know what it does to me
Java blues ... coffee coffee coffee
You know that i'll stay high
Drinkin coffee till i die
Java blues ...

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