Sweet Lil' Sister
Bad Company
Flew into Chicago, made a good connection Rode up on Rush Street (?), I was looking for some kicks We was getting higher, looking for some action Dayton Ohio, ain't got nothing on this We was going crazy when I saw her coming Dancing with the Devil in her eyes I could feel a fire, my body started burning Baby, don't you say goodbye Back on the road, up in New York City Low down blues hit me, sitting in my room Long distance operator, get me Chicago I got to get a message, got to see my baby soon We was going crazy when I saw her coming Dancing with the Devil in her eyes I could feel a fire, my body started burning Baby, don't you say goodbye Sweet little sister, You know you can't resist her She got it made in the shade Lord yeah, sweet little sister Your Momma never missed her 'Till she got laid, laid, laid, alright We was going crazy when I saw her coming Dancing with the Devil in her eyes She was too good looking, so I started running 'Til she took away her disguise Sweet little sister, You know you can't resist her She got it made in the shade Lord yeah, sweet little sister Your Momma never missed her 'Till she got laid, laid, laid, alright Sweet little sister, You know you can't resist her She got it made in the shade Lord yeah, sweet little sister Your Momma never missed her 'Till she got laid, laid, laid, alright Sweet, sweet little sister, you got it made Sweet, sweet little sister, you got it made I tell you Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma never missed her Your Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma never missed her In the shade Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma, Momma never missed, missed, missed her Sweet, sweet little sister, you got it made in the shaderlfav
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