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Rod Stewart
Lyrics for Song: Lost Paraguayos
Lyrics for Album: Never a Dull Moment
Darling I hate to tell you but I think IÂ’m catching a cold
Put another chair on the fire bring the bottle over here
I feel IÂ’m getting old
I like your laugh and a hot romance
and your ornÂ’ry sense of humor
but if it rains again like it did today
IÂ’m gonna have to leave a little bit sooner
Got to get me some South America sun
Honey donÂ’t even ask me if you can come along
Down at the border you need to be older
and you sure donÂ’t look like my daughter
Your ridiculous age, start a state outrage
and IÂ’ll end up in a Mexican jail
Darling please donÂ’t cry you know I wouldnÂ’t tell you no lie
Look over there
Oh my God donÂ’t look now
but it appears to be raining again
Get upstairs pack my book of prayers
Honey hurry IÂ’m catching pneumonia
I gotta move while IÂ’m in the mood
or IÂ’ll disappear into that wall
Darling please donÂ’t curse
it really couldnÂ’t be any worse
Say IÂ’m a sun fanatic but itÂ’s dark in your attic
and your cat sleeps over my head
I know IÂ’m not a football star
but I wanna little better than that
So IÂ’m much obliged for the pure white ride
and a cup of tea every morning
IÂ’ll say goodbye, look your man in the eye
you know I wouldnÂ’t tell you no lie
So after all, I'll see you in the fall
on a brand new day, brand new way
Goodbye honey, goodbye honey
Goodbye honey, it ain't funny
Goodbye honey, I know it ain't funny
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Lost Paraguayos
Rod Stewart's "Lost Paraguayos" appears on the 1974 album Never a Dull Moment, showcasing his signature blend of rock and folk with a touch of Latin flair. The track reflects Stewart's ability to weave personal narrative into his music, a hallmark of his career spanning decades. While the song does not delve into explicit storytelling, it captures the atmospheric quality of Stewart's work during this period, contributing to a discography known for its eclectic range and enduring appeal. The recording stands as a testament to his versatility, blending English-language pop sensibilities with international influences that characterize much of his catalog. |
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Rod Stewart
"Never a Dull Moment"
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