for the day I saw his face) Even more the day I opened up my place You can go and park your car in space Hoodoo you Hoodoo Who do? Who do you Hoodoo
for the day I saw his face] Even more the day I opened up my place You can go and park your car in space Hoodoo you. Hoodoo Who do? Who do you Hoodoo
Vertaling: Moyet, Alison. Hoodoo.
It wont be clean and easy There's more to carry than a case or two I come with a history that I wont forget in a life with you This man's been true to
Baby loose that frying pan You don't live to feed that man Nothing's gained through self-denial 'Cos you weren't born to be servile Don't you know you
Whose sticky hands are these? And what is this empty place I could be happily lost but for your face Here stands an empty house That used to be full
I can't begin to tell you how it feels It's a clear blue sky Out here my heart so full it's fit to burst Just counting the hours Home, such a long way
One of these days I'm waiting on a day When nobody comes to trample my meadow Biding my time There's gonna be a time Might take a while But changes are
Well sugar sweetness Move yourself I gotta go I got a meet to make Fine as it is back there Back up your tin can Pack off your sweet behind Aint got
Have no faith Believe me, don't believe in me I'm gonna let you down You make it so very easy He's waiting for me That's the way I ever want it to be
Is your heart so heavy That it weighs you down So all you have is time Don't turn away We have both seen darker days And there's always a light that
I saw a face, grey as the cold December A face I know, not the one that I remember I wanted to hide but I cant run out on you forever [Milky eyes like
Don't be afraid of the dark my love What would old Hobbs do with this pure heart Where shadows inch like rising damp Their seaweed fingers will us all