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Bo Diddley ~ Hush Your Mouth


(ellas mcdaniel) 1958 Oh (hush your mouth!) Oh (hush your mouth!) Hey little baby don't you cry, Mama gonna drop around, Hey little baby don't say a word, Mama gonna whoop you 'bout somethin' you heard. Oh (hush your mouth!) Oh (hush your mouth!) Mama gonna buy you a diamond ring, If that diamond ring's brass, Mama gonna buy a lookin' glass, If that lookin' glass is broke, Mama gonna buy a horse and coach, If that horse and coach turn over, Mama gonna buy you a dog named rover. Oh (hush your mouth!) Oh (hush your mouth!) Oh (hush your mouth!) Oh (hush your mouth!) A coonskin alligator hide, Make into shoes baby, jus' like mine, Don't be scared to put 'em on your feet, Scared 'bout me, jus' can't be beat. Hush your mouth! Hush your mouth! more free lyrics

(ellas mcdaniel) 1958

Oh (hush your mouth!)
Oh (hush your mouth!)

Hey little baby don't you cry,
Mama gonna drop around,
Hey little baby don't say a word,
Mama gonna whoop you 'bout somethin' you heard.

Oh (hush your mouth!)
Oh (hush your mouth!)

Mama gonna buy you a diamond ring,
If that diamond ring's brass,
Mama gonna buy a lookin' glass,
If that lookin' glass is broke,
Mama gonna buy a horse and coach,
If that horse and coach turn over,
Mama gonna buy you a dog named rover.

Oh (hush your mouth!)
Oh (hush your mouth!)
Oh (hush your mouth!)
Oh (hush your mouth!)

A coonskin alligator hide,
Make into shoes baby, jus' like mine,
Don't be scared to put 'em on your feet,
Scared 'bout me, jus' can't be beat.

Hush your mouth!
Hush your mouth!

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