Biography:
Formed in the late '70s as Rodney Crowell's road band, the Cherry Bombs' original members include guitarists Vince Gill and Richard Bennett, keyboardist Tony Brown, steel guitarist Hank DeVito, drummer Larrie Londin and bassist Emory Gordy Jr. The core group recorded with Crowell during his tenure at Warner Bros. Records and on the first three albums recorded by Crowell's then-wife, Rosanne Cash.
Members of the band reunited briefly in 2002 for a performance at the ASCAP awards banquet
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Sweet Little Lisa
written by Cowart/Devito/Cowart
3/6/06
NOTE: There's a spot in the third verse where I can't figure out the lyrics, and I
couldn't find them anywhere on the Internet. Please, if you think you know
what they are, tell me!
[Intro]
A
[Verse]
A
Well the work whistle blew at a half past five o'clock
D
I saw the red light on the corner but man I never tried to stop
E
I got pulled over by a man in blue, he said now whatcha think you're tryin' to do
A
I told him 'bout my baby and he let me go thanks a lot
A
I got invited to a party at a high class Hollywood pool
D
There were womens all around and man I began to drool
E
But with the evidence at hand, I said girls you got to understand
A
Since I met my baby I've been livin' by the golden rule
[Chorus]
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me shout
A
Ain't nobody gonna put me out
E A
Ain't nobody make me do like my sweet little Lisa does
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me sing
A
Or make me do the wrong damn thing
E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
[Solo]
D A E A D A E A
A
I was haulin' out of Dallas got pulled over by a debutante
D
She was playin' with her gearshift I was playin' kinda nonchalant
E
She said she'd take me up to her room, and keep me ?????
A
I got a sweet sugar mama gonna give me everything I want
[Chorus]
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me shout
A
Ain't nobody gonna put me out
E A
Ain't nobody make me do like my sweet little Lisa does
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me sing
A
Or make me do the wrong damn thing
E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
[Outro]
E A D E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
written by Cowart/Devito/Cowart
3/6/06
NOTE: There's a spot in the third verse where I can't figure out the lyrics, and I
couldn't find them anywhere on the Internet. Please, if you think you know
what they are, tell me!
[Intro]
A
[Verse]
A
Well the work whistle blew at a half past five o'clock
D
I saw the red light on the corner but man I never tried to stop
E
I got pulled over by a man in blue, he said now whatcha think you're tryin' to do
A
I told him 'bout my baby and he let me go thanks a lot
A
I got invited to a party at a high class Hollywood pool
D
There were womens all around and man I began to drool
E
But with the evidence at hand, I said girls you got to understand
A
Since I met my baby I've been livin' by the golden rule
[Chorus]
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me shout
A
Ain't nobody gonna put me out
E A
Ain't nobody make me do like my sweet little Lisa does
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me sing
A
Or make me do the wrong damn thing
E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
[Solo]
D A E A D A E A
A
I was haulin' out of Dallas got pulled over by a debutante
D
She was playin' with her gearshift I was playin' kinda nonchalant
E
She said she'd take me up to her room, and keep me ?????
A
I got a sweet sugar mama gonna give me everything I want
[Chorus]
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me shout
A
Ain't nobody gonna put me out
E A
Ain't nobody make me do like my sweet little Lisa does
D
Ain't nobody gonna make me sing
A
Or make me do the wrong damn thing
E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
[Outro]
E A D E A
Sinkin' my head in a cold cold stream like my sweet little Lisa do
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