ZZ Top - Tramp with lyrics video free download
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Tramp
You could call me that
I don't wear continental clothes
Stetson hats, sometimes
Heh heh
Momma would. Papa too.
I love this child. It is all I know how to do
Heh. Call me country
Right from the words.
I'll answer when you call me.
'Cause baby, if that makes you feel good
Hm.
Momma would. Papa too.
I love this child. It is all I know how to do
Ha. Now whatever you call me,
Ha ha, I'll even go for that.
'Cause I keep a big, fat bank roll in my pocket, baby
And I'm personal friends with the dealer who owns all the dealerships of all the Cadillacs.
Ha ha!
Ow!
Ma would. Papa too.
I love this child. It is all I know how to do
Come on child, let's play it
Comments
9 years ago
Pat Allen
Good Thursday to all. I hope your day or night is going well. Here is some ZZ with a Lowell Fulson tune. Enjoy #ZZTop9 years ago
Dan Stroborg
wow !! can you sit still ?Great tribute ZZ !! Billy you made that thing weep man. Feel it and make it cry it's all about that.Dan9 years ago
Kathy Valentine
Dusty sings this one10 years ago
Matt Garner
Lowell Folsom.RESPECT!10 years ago
Chuck Voellinger
Yes! Thank you Billy! I love Lowells version and you fixed this up right!10 years ago
Andrásné Tóth
ZZ Top - Tramp with lyrics10 years ago
buddha monk
thank you father that I always got to hear this kind of music!10 years ago
hihats
have mercy,Percy!10 years ago
smackythefrog23
lowell fulson made this song famous. most sampled drum pattern of all time. How I Could Just Kill A Man being the most famous....10 years ago
Mad Fabe
Great song.11 years ago
Ernie Sergejenko
Clearly inspired by Buddy Guy. Tip of the hat to the boys from Texas (and the other fella from California) watch?v=NdeNoTDQ3ZQ11 years ago
BOGATA9
I never heard Billy play with such passion on his guitar as he has on this track. Probably his finest hour.11 years ago
Enrique Sandoval
this song, really kick ass people yeah11 years ago
Sidney Downing-Ruiz
Tribute to the Late Great Lowell Fulson11 years ago
bluesjamppe
jumankauta billy on liekeissä11 years ago
Mark B. Freeman
Joe Tex covered this as a B side to "I Gotcha".11 years ago
peterm3964
It reminds me of Born under a bad sign . except way more subsonic .11 years ago
jukeking1
Very Lowell Fulson, I think you mean. Lowell recorded it first. Look it up. Albert King NEVER did it.11 years ago
steelpanther831
So down and dirty you got to look up just to look down. yeah!11 years ago
