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Brian Setzer Orchestra ~ That Mellow Saxophone


Written by r. montrell, j. marascalco, and s.r. blackwell I wanna mambo, sambo, do my number Hold my baby all the summer Every time i hear that mellow saxophone I wanna rip it rock it, really bop it Flip it, flop it, davy crockett Every time i hear that mellow saxophone I wanna rock rock rock Roll roll roll Bop bop bop I wanna rip it rock it, really bop it Whoaaaaa, davy crockett Every time i hear that mellow saxophone I wanna rock rock rock Roll roll roll Bop bop bop more free lyrics

Written by r. montrell, j. marascalco, and s.r. blackwell

I wanna mambo, sambo, do my number
Hold my baby all the summer
Every time i hear that mellow saxophone

I wanna rip it rock it, really bop it
Flip it, flop it, davy crockett
Every time i hear that mellow saxophone

I wanna rock rock rock
Roll roll roll
Bop bop bop

I wanna rip it rock it, really bop it
Whoaaaaa, davy crockett
Every time i hear that mellow saxophone

I wanna rock rock rock
Roll roll roll
Bop bop bop

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