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BLUES BROTHERS (THE)(I GOT EVERYTHING I NEED) ALMOSTI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostBut I don't got youAnd you're the thing I need the mostI got a car that I boughtWon't get me farI gotta wish on a starTell me mamaI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostBut I don't got youAnd you're the thing I need the mostI got friends who like meCause I got lots of doughThe people recognize meWherever I goI don't got trouble gettin' highBut if I don't get you I believe I will dieI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostBut I don't got youAnd you're the thing I need the mostI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostI got everything I need, almostBut I don't got youAnd you're the thing I need the mostBLUES BROTHERS (THE)634 5789Here we goEverybodyIf you need a little lovin', call meIf you want some kissin', call meWell on lonely nights when you feel aloneAll you got to do is pick up the telephone634 5789 (That's my number)634 5789If you want a little huggin', call me call meAnd if you need some kissin', call meAll you gotta doWell I'll be right here at homeAll you gotta do is pick up your telephone634 5789 (That's my number)634 5789Ohh, I'll be right thereJust as soon as I canIf I be a little lateI hope that you understandAh yeah, everybodyCome onIf you need a little lovin, call meIf you want some kissin, call meI'll be right here at homeAll you gotta do is pick up your telephone634 5789 ( 8X )Everybody come on634 5789 ( 8X )BLUES BROTHERS (THE)ALL MY MONEY BACKYou kiss me and you hug meAnd feild me for a drinkYou took all my money before I can do anythingYou're using meI said you're using meIf you don't do something about thatI want all my money backI bought you a new carBuyin' pretty clothesI said right now yaDon't I knowYou're using meYou're using meIf you don't do something about thatI want all my money backYou took all my moneyYou left me flat brokeYou didn't leave me enough moneyTo buy a half a good coatYou're using meIf you don't do something about thatI want all my money backBLUES BROTHERS (THE)B MOVIE BOX CAR BLUESCaught a ride into South DakotaWith two girls in a light blue DesotoOne's name was Jane, the other was plainBut they both had racing motorsNext I caught a ride with a gamblers wifeLay down, she had a brand new RamblerShe parked on the other side of townShe layed the Rambler downShe said she could dig if I'd knew herDoing my best to get back to youAin't nothing I'd rather doLook for me Sunday, gonna be there honeySomething special just for youSpecial just for youMade a truck stop, toothpick and waterGot a ride from a fruit pickers daughterDrove her through the night, let the fruit just rightSaid All I could eat for a quarterNext, hopped a train with a hobo womanSaid she's from Texas tooThe way that she did, what she did, when she did what she did to memade me think of youHey honey made me think of youDoing my best to get back to youAin't nothing I'd rather doLook for me Sunday, gonna be there honeySomething special just for youSpecial just for youHey honey something special just for youBLUES BROTHERS (THE)BLUES, WHY YOU WORRY MEBlues, why you worry meWhy do you stay so longYou came to me yesterdayand you stayed the whole night longI will listen to my peopleMy friends and nobody elseI will listen to my peopleMy friends and nobody elseI had to make mistakes in lifeI had to learn it all for myselfI learn to smile at troubleI won't let it get me downI learn to smile at troubleI won't let it get me downI'll keep on keepin' on'Till the last deal goes downBlues, why you worry meWhy do you stay so longBlues, why you worry meWhy do you stay so longYou came to me yesterdayand you stayed the whole night longI will listen to my peopleMy friends and nobody elseI will listen to my peopleMy friends and nobody elseI had to make mistakes in lifeI had to learn it all for myselfI learn to smile at troubleI won't let it get me downI learn to smile at troubleI won't let it get me downI'll keep on keepin' on'Till the last deal goes downBLUES BROTHERS (THE)BORN IN CHICAGOI was born in chicago in 1941I was born in chicago in 1941Well My father told meSon you had better get a gunWell my first friend went down when I was 17 years oldWell my first friend went down when I was 17 years oldWell there's one thing I can say 'bout that boyHe got boldWell my second friend went down when i was 21 years of ageWell my second friend went down when i was 21 years of ageWell there is one thing i can say about that boyHe got deadWell my rules are alright if there's someone left to play the gameWell my rules are alright if there's someone left to play the gameAll my friends are goingand things just don't seem the sameOh things just don't seem the same babyBLUES BROTHERS (THE)CAN'T PLAY THE BLUES IN AN AIRCONDITIONED ROOMAll my life I had to struggle, I paid some heavy duesSqueekin' out a livin', playin' easy bluesThen one day my music made me a millionaireI bought a big old mansion with central heated airNow I got more money than I know how to useGot everything a man could want, but I ain't got no bluesSuccess for me could only lead to my immediate doom'cause I can't play the blues in an airconditioned roomNow I was doin' better with a smaller piece of pieBut all my fame and fortune I can't identifyI lost the inspiration that came natural in the startI have to have a mean old woman, just to break my heartNow my life's too easy, I'd be getting softI used to play the blues all day, but now I just play golfNow all my pain is rearranged, my life is changes too'cause I can't play the blues in an airconditioned roomYou know what I'm sayingIt's kinda hard to play the bluesif you don't have any problemsYou might think I'm crazy, you might think I'm strangeThe first thing in the morning I'm gonna make a changeI throw away my money, I move back to that shagDo whatever I gotta do to get that old feelin' backI know I'd be feelin' better with nothing left to loseWhen times are bad, the less I had, the better I played the bluesI buy myself some turkey and wine, and howl it at the moon'cause I can't play the blues in an airconditioned roomIf I should die tomorrow you can write it on my tomb'He couldn't play the blues in an airconditioned room'BLUES BROTHERS (THE)CHEAPER TO KEEP HERAlright, Lonnie, Junior, the band, the girls and I, we're gonna do a song for you now, a little Mac Rise number.Hey, all you married men, if you're tied up, you better stay tied up. Because it's cheaper to keep her.It's cheaper to keep herIt is cheaper to keep herWhen your little girl makes you madYou get an attitude and pack your bagFive little children that you're leaving behindYou're gonna pay some alimony or do some timeIt's cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)It's cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)See when you get to staring that judge in the faceYou're gonna wanna cuss the whole human raceIt's cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)Too much to leave that little girl (Cheaper to keep her)It's cheaper, it's cheaper, cheaper, it's cheaperIt's cheaper, it's cheaperIt's cheaper cheaper cheaper cheaper, yeahYou didn't pay for two dollars to bring the girl homeNow you're about to pay two thousand to leave aloneSee another woman out there, you wanna make a changeShe ain't gonna watch you 'cause you won't have a damn thingIt's cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)Cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)The time you get to looking at the judge in the faceYou're gonna wanna cuss the whole human raceIt's cheaper to keep her (Cheaper to keep her)Cost too much to leave (It's cheaper to keep her)It's cheaper, cheaper, it's cheaper, it's cheaperIt's cheaper, cheaperCheaper cheaper cheaper cheaper, yeahIf you decide to roamand leave your happy homeYou gotta pay the house noteThe child support, your insuranceAlimony, morgage 1, morgage 2It's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper to keep herIt's cheaper, to keep her!BLUES BROTHERS (THE)DO YOU LOVE MEYou broke my heart 'cause I couldn't danceYou didn't even want me aroundBut now I'm backto show you I can really shake 'em downDo you love me (I can really move)Do you love me (I'm in the groove)Do you love me (Do you love me)Now that I can danceWatch me now(Work, work) Now work it out baby(Work, work) Oh, you're driving me crazy(Work, work) With a little bit of soul nowWell I can mash potato (I can mash potato)I can do the twist (I can do the twist)Well do the funky funky chicken (Do the funky funky chicken)Well do you like it like this (Do you like it like this)Tell me (Tell me)Tell meDo you love me (I can really move) ... 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