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Junker’s Blues Lyrics by Stampfel & Weber

Going Nowhere Fast

1981

[Verse 1]
Well, some people say I use the needle
And they say I got the habit bad
But that junk’s the best feeling
In this whole wide world that I ever, ever had
[Verse 2]
And some people crave fried chicken
And some people just crave a porterhouse steak
But when I’m shootin’ that junk
All I want is my milk, my milk and my cake
Maybe a Twinkie or two
[Verse 3]
So it’s la-tee-ta, la-ta-tee-ta
La-tee-tee-ta-ta-ta, la-ta-tee-ta
La-tee-da, la-tee-da
La-tee-da-da, le-da-da-da-le-da
[Verse 4]
Some people call me a junker
And they say I sniff cocaine
But no matter what they say
I’m still feeling good just the same
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Stampfel & Weber

Stampfel & Weber

About “Junker’s Blues” by Stampfel & Weber

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"Junker’s Blues" is credited to Stampfel & Weber. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Junker’s Blues" appears on "Going Nowhere Fast" in 1981.

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