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Bryan Ferry ~ The Right Stuff


(ferry / marr) Got your money on the table And the devil in your eye Who is that woman with the crooked smile? You got to go with what you feel A little loving is a dangerous thing Black is the ocean - a burning sky Her nature's wild - hard to beat the right stuff It´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff Got your pearls on a string And your skin's so bare Over your shoulder there´s a world out there You got the nerve - you gonna win Boy you´re playing with a dangerous thing So it goes without saying She´s the queen of the nile Lion woman with the crooked smile You got the nerve - who´s gonna win? Boy you´re playing with a dangerous thing Send me the woman on a bended knee Emerald eyes in desert heat She´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff Send me the woman to fight for me nature's wild - hard to beat She´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff more free lyrics

(ferry / marr)

Got your money on the table
And the devil in your eye
Who is that woman with the crooked smile?
You got to go with what you feel
A little loving is a dangerous thing
Black is the ocean - a burning sky
Her nature's wild - hard to beat the right stuff
It´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff
Got your pearls on a string
And your skin's so bare
Over your shoulder there´s a world out there
You got the nerve - you gonna win
Boy you´re playing with a dangerous thing
So it goes without saying
She´s the queen of the nile
Lion woman with the crooked smile
You got the nerve - who´s gonna win?
Boy you´re playing with a dangerous thing
Send me the woman on a bended knee
Emerald eyes in desert heat
She´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff
Send me the woman to fight for me nature's wild - hard to beat
She´s mountain high - river deep the right stuff

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