Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Bright Lights and Blonde Haired Women - Original Mono , by - Tennessee Ernie Ford. Song from the album Tennessee Ernie Ford Selected Favorites, in the genre КантриBright Lights and Blonde Haired Women - Original Mono |
| I’m gettin' tired of roamin' around |
| I’m gettin' tired of paintin' the town |
| Bright lights and blonde haired women don’t thrill me |
| I’m gettin' tired of being lit up like a Christmas tree |
| I guess I done everything there is to do |
| You said it would be this way |
| Believe me baby I’m all through |
| I guess I’ll come back to you |
| You can believe me baby, I’m through, I’m through |
| I’m gettin' tired of roamin' around |
| I’m gettin' tired of paintin' the town |
| Bright lights and blonde haired women don’t thrill me |
| I’m gettin' tired being lit up like a Christmas tree |
| I guess I done everything there is to do |
| You said it would be this way |
| (Hear me say, hear me say) |
| Believe me baby I’m all through |
| I guess I’ll come back to you |
| Believe me baby I’m all through |
| I guess I’ll come back to you |
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