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Acorde de Sin City - Chris De Burgh

Letra de Sin City

Intro: 

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Good morning, Blue Rider, and how was your night?

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Did you meet a nice woman, did she make you feel alright?

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I heard you came in from the country, looking for a good time,

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You walked round the hot spots, and you met some good friends of mine,



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Oh Mojo, come here, give my friend a glass of wine, strange flavour,

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That's right, it's a new recipe of mine,

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Come on, pull up a chair, I want you to hear,

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Have no fear and I'll tell you what goes on here,



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I pick people up off the roadside, and lift them high in the sky,

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There's no sense in walking on the wrong side, you gotta live before you die,

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Anything that takes your fancy, you can have for free,

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Wine, women and dancing, but you've got to sell your soul to me,

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'Cos once you are in, you'll never get out from Sin City, Sin City,



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Good morning, Blue Rider, and how was your night?

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Did you get the best deal from your body, did she makes you feel alright?

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Well she did 'cos she's my friend...



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I pick people up off the roadside, and lift them high in the sky,

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There's no sense in walking on the wrong side, you gotta live before you die,

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Anything that takes your fancy, you can have for free,

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Wine, women and dancing, but you've got to sell your soul to me,

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'Cos once you are in, you'll never get out from Sin City, Sin City,



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Sin City,

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Letra subida por: An�nimo

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: Far Beyond These Castle Walls

El acorde de Sin City de Chris De Burgh es una versi�n de la canci�n original realizada por colaboradores/usuarios de Coveralia.

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