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Susan Tedeschi - Voodoo Woman lyrics
VOODOO WOMAN Covered by Susan Tedeschi, originally done by Koko Taylor Ohh they call me the voodoo woman And I know the reason why Ohh they call me the voodoo woman Ohh and I know-o the reason why Ohh, if I raise up my hands now Don't you know the sky begins to cry, darlin' ohh now! Ohh they call me the voodoo woman Cause I look through water and I spot dry land Ohh they call me the voodoo woman I look through water and I spot dry land And I'm gonna tell all you men out there If your woman's got another man Honey you better hope she doesn't! Cause, gotta rabbit foot in my pocket A toad frog in my shoes, a crawdaddy on my shoulder Looking dead at you I got dust from a rattlesnake And a black spider bone If that don't do it baby You better leave this girl alone They call me the voodoo woman And I know the reason why Lord if I raise my hand Ohh I know the sky gonna come down with rain! Lord you better hope not, come on now! (Solo-break) Ohh honey, I gotta rabbit foot in my pocket A toad frog in my shoes, crawdaddy on my shoulder Looking dead at you I got dust from a rattlesnake And a black spider bone If that don't do it baby You better leave this girl alone They call me the voodoo woman Oh I know the reason why Oh if I raise up my hand Oh I think somebody, somebody better look out 'cause I don't think they understand! (Solo-break) they call me the voodoo woman Cause I look through water and I spot dry land Ohh they call me the voodoo woman I look through water and I spot dry land And I'm gonna tell all you men out there If your woman's got another man You better hope she doesn't honey! Lord, ohh they call me the voodoo woman And I know the reason why-ee Ohh they call me the voodoo woman And I know the reason why Ohh, if I raise up my hands now Don't you know the sky begins to cry |
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