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713 Blues Lyrics by John Lee Hooker

Free Beer and Chicken

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[Instrumental]
[Verse]
Move over
I said, move over
Hey baby
I want you to move over
'Cause Henry, Henry
'Movin' in
Now move over
Hey, baby!
Hey, baby!
Move over, baby
For Henry, comin' in
I'm talking about Henry aw
You got a one-thirteen
Got seven-thirteen
One-fourteen
And seven-fourteen is a rolling stone
Hey babe!
Step over baby
Henry, is comin' in
He, he got seven-thirteen

About “713 Blues” by John Lee Hooker

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"713 Blues" appears on "Free Beer and Chicken".

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