Let The Good Times Roll-Ike Turner/Tina Turner

Sweet Rhode Island Red - Ike Turner/Tina Turner Born in Louisiana in a town called Franklin I was fully matured by the time I reached the age ten A mulatto girl is what they called me And us mulattos had no trouble at all with men All men say that I'm as sweet as honey Cause on 34 38 and 22 at the tonky They called me sweet Rhode Island Red Sweet Rhode Island Red Sweet Rhode island red sweet Rhode Island Red Sweety is what they said about sweet Rhode Island Red Tried to live a life I thought I wanted me to I went to church been to school But there never had to be a white near you But on fast uptown I'd need the jobs They were just too hard headed to leave me alone They said that I was sweet as honey Cause on 34 38 and 22 at the tonky They called me sweet Rhode Island Red sweet Rhode Island Red Sweet Rhode Island Red sweet Rhode Island Red Sweety is what they said about sweet Rhode Island Red I was 17 when I moved to New Orleans 'Cos living in the city has always been my dream People laughed said it was a shame and a pity When old mayor Daley gave me the key to the city He too said that I was as sweet as honey Cause on 34 38 and 22 at the tonky They called me sweet Rhode Island Red sweet Rhode Island Red Sweet Rhode Island Red sweet Rhode Island Red Sweety is what they said about sweet Rhode Island Red Sweet Rhode Island Red sweet Rhode Island Red