Biography:
Joe Louis Walker (b. 1949) is a U.S. blues guitarist, singer, and producer.
Walker was born on 25th December 1949 in San Francisco, California; his parents were blues fans, and introduced him to the music when he was young. He learnt to play the guitar at the age of fourteen, and left home at sixteen to work as a performer. He soon met Mike Bloomfield, who introduced him to the Bay Area Blues scene. During the 1960s, Walker opened for such artists as Earl Hooker, Freddie King, and Lowell Fulson.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
E
[Verse 1]
E
Got off work. Stopped in to have a round.
E
A couple games of pool just to wind on down.
E
Ready to leave, I couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender says he's got 'em, "But they're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Verse 2]
E
I went and looked at my car. My car looked back at me.
E
I said, "We can't go nowhere, the bartender's got my keys."
E
You might of driven drunk outta here before,
E
But I ain't gonna let you do it anymore.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Solo]
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
[Verse 3]
E
Well, I went back in and had another round.
E
I played some more pool still trying to wind down.
E
I'm ready to leave. Couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender's still got 'em, "They're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Outro]
E
Yeah baby I know it.
E
I might be at the wheel, but Jim Beam's driving the car.
E
That's ok. I can't drive 55 no damn way.
E
Oh! Did I hit you?
E
Remember, everybody in the club drive safe on the way home.
E
'Cause that car you hit might be mine.
E
Yeah baby! Too damn drunk!
E
I ain't drunk, I just been drinking.
E
[Verse 1]
E
Got off work. Stopped in to have a round.
E
A couple games of pool just to wind on down.
E
Ready to leave, I couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender says he's got 'em, "But they're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Verse 2]
E
I went and looked at my car. My car looked back at me.
E
I said, "We can't go nowhere, the bartender's got my keys."
E
You might of driven drunk outta here before,
E
But I ain't gonna let you do it anymore.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Solo]
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
[Verse 3]
E
Well, I went back in and had another round.
E
I played some more pool still trying to wind down.
E
I'm ready to leave. Couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender's still got 'em, "They're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Outro]
E
Yeah baby I know it.
E
I might be at the wheel, but Jim Beam's driving the car.
E
That's ok. I can't drive 55 no damn way.
E
Oh! Did I hit you?
E
Remember, everybody in the club drive safe on the way home.
E
'Cause that car you hit might be mine.
E
Yeah baby! Too damn drunk!
E
I ain't drunk, I just been drinking.
Joe McMahon
Joe Melson
Joe Moore
Joe Moralez
Joe Moses