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Bonnie and Clyde Blues
Sugarpie and the Candymen
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Bonnie and Clyde were so good to be alive
You could bet they were in love
He used to teach at the local school
And she did dine in our club
Twenty oh nine, the big crash did arrive
The world could have stopped dreaming
Clyde's school did close soon Bonnie sat home for the first time
Hold her breath, can't cut it
Bonnie grew tired of that idle kind of life
Singing and all suing her
Clyde everyday is the dog's other day
Ain't no work to do or make
Come twenty oh ten, swear that he wouldn't end
The winter by surf on a poor old cardboard home
Clyde's watching the sun go down
Over the docks and there he sings
The ships are rolling (ships are rolling)
My stomach's groaning (my stomach's groaning)
The same grey morning (the same grey morning)
Where is my Bonnie? (where is my Bonnie?)
I am feeling like a wet rag
And nobody is hurrying at all
To try to know where all our dreams have gone
To try to know where all our dreams have gone
The ships are rolling
My stomach's groaning
The same grey morning
Where is my Bonnie?
I am feeling like a wet rag
And nobody is hurrying at all
To try to know where all our dreams have gone
To try to know where all our dreams have gone
To try to know where all our dreams have gone