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Baccara ~ The Devil Send You To Lorado


I still remember the piano Playing the same old melodies The late-night crowd Was wild and loud But then a shot Outside the bar-room¡. And then i saw you for the first time The way you stepped out of the dark Up to the bar Said: ¡°here we are¡ Whiskey for me, For you tequila¡± The devil send you to lorado Because he knew that i was there A man with such a face In such a lonesome place Can only be a desperado The devil send you to lorado Because he knew that i was there And when i heard you'd stay I felt right away You'd shake my life Like a tornado I still remember the piano Playing a different melody You won at cards You won at darts Left all the men without a dollar And now you gotta leave lorado They want you out of here by noon Oh, i can tell I'm in a spell So here we go to amarillo¡.. more free lyrics

I still remember the piano
Playing the same old melodies
The late-night crowd
Was wild and loud
But then a shot
Outside the bar-room¡.

And then i saw you for the first time
The way you stepped out of the dark
Up to the bar
Said: ¡°here we are¡
Whiskey for me,
For you tequila¡±

The devil send you to lorado
Because he knew that i was there
A man with such a face
In such a lonesome place
Can only be a desperado

The devil send you to lorado
Because he knew that i was there
And when i heard you'd stay
I felt right away
You'd shake my life
Like a tornado

I still remember the piano
Playing a different melody
You won at cards
You won at darts
Left all the men without a dollar

And now you gotta leave lorado
They want you out of here by noon
Oh, i can tell
I'm in a spell
So here we go to amarillo¡..

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