Lyrics Emmylou - The Oak Ridge Boys

Emmylou - The Oak Ridge Boys
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Emmylou, artist - The Oak Ridge Boys. Album song Y'all Come Back Saloon, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 03.03.1977
Record label: An MCA Nashville Records Release;
Song language: English

Emmylou

Oh ho, Emmylou.
Emmylou
What in the world can I do?
Spend my life just trying to get close to you
Heaven is a girl named Emmylou
Trailed you out to Houston
To a hotel downtown
Followed you down the corridor
But you never turned around
But one of your big old bodyguards
Suggested that I leave
He didn’t seem to appreciate
The patch upon my sleeve
That read
Oh.
ho, Emmylou.
Emmylou
Just a fan who’s in love with you
Spend most of my time trying to talk to you
Heaven is a girl named Emmylou
I heard you went to LA
So I hitched myself a ride
California dreaming of me
Right there by your side
Out at the Palomino Club
I watched you all night long
Until you looked right at me
In the words of your last song
I asked you for your guitar pick
That’s all that I could say
Then the limo did appear
And took the queen away
Oh ho, Emmylou.
Emmylou
What in the world can I do?
Spend my life just trying to get close to you
Heaven is a girl named Emmylou
Well I love Olivia’s eyes
And Ronstadt‘s really nice
But heaven is a girl named Emmylou

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