Lyrics If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing - Joe Ely

If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing - Joe Ely
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing, artist - Joe Ely. Album song From Lubbock to Laredo, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.2000
Record label: MCA Nashville
Song language: English

If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing

O weary me
I’m broke as a man can be
My bills are all due, I got holes in my shoe
Bill collectors, they won’t let me sleep
If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing
I could make cash registers ring
What a sight to behold her, she could sit on my shoulder
And whimper in harmony
If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing
What a wonderful world it would be
I could take her to the border and teach her how to order
Margaritas and Fajitas Senoritas would bring
The circus is coming to town
The telephone lines are down
While the tight rope they’re stretchin', my puppy is fetchin'
The tin cans all scattered around…
If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing
The whole would live in peace
Instead of them fightin', everyone would be writin'
Love letters to Senators and Police
If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing
What brave new world it would be
I could take her to China, on a big Jet Airliner
And Bark in the Park 'till the Freedom Bells Ring
If I Could Teach My Chihuahua To Sing
There’d be no more sorrow and grief
I could take her to the border and teach her how to order
Guacamole and Posole, and feel Holy and Free!

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Artist lyrics: Joe Ely