G.i. Blues Lyrics - Elvis Presley



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G.i. Blues

Album - Collectors Gold

(words and music by sid tepper - roy bennett)

They give us a room

With a view of the beautiful rhine

They give us a room

With a view of the beautiful rhine

Gimme a muddy old creek

In texas any old time

I've got those hup, two, three, four

Occupation g.i. blues

From my g.i. hair to the heels of my g.i. shoes

And if I don't go stateside soon

I'm gonna blow my fuse

We get hasenpfeffer

And black pumpernickel for chow

We get hasenpfeffer

And black pumpernickel for chow

I'd blow my next month's pay

For a slice of texas cow

We'd like to be heroes,

But all we do here is march

We'd like to be heroes,

But all we do here is march

And they don't give the purple heart

For a fallen arch

I've got those hup, two, three, four

Occupation g.i. blues

From my g.i. hair to the heels of my g.i. shoes

And if I don't go stateside soon

I'm gonna blow my fuse

The frauleins are pretty as flowers

But we can't make a pass

The frauleins are pretty as flowers

But we can't make a pass

Cause they're all wearin' signs saying:

'keepen sie off the grass'

I've got those hup, two, three, four

Occupation g.i. blues

From my g.i. hair to the heels of my g.i. shoes

And if I don't go stateside soon

I'm gonna blow my fuse

Added 04/13/2011

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Am I Ready
Ask Me
Beyond The Bend
Big Boots
Black Star
Come What May (you Are Mine)
Gently
Girl Happy
Give Me The Right
Goin' Home
How Can You Lose What You Never Had
I Got A Woman (i Got A Sweetie)
I Met Her Today
I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell
I Want You With Me
Inherit The Wind
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello
Lonely Man
Love Letters
Love Me Tonight
Memories
Pocketful Of Rainbows
Rubberneckin'
Runaway
So Close, Yet So Far (from Paradise)
Stop, Look And Listen
Summer Kisses, Winter Tears
There's Always Me
This Is The Story
What A Wonderful Life
What'd I Say
Witchcraft
You're The Boss

G.i. Blues Lyrics by Elvis Presley