Biography:
Wanda Jackson (born Wanda Lavonne Jackson, October 20, 1937 in Maud, Oklahoma) is an American rock and roll singer. Having made her debut recordings at the age of nineteen, she became one of the first popular female rock and roll singers in history and as a result, a pioneering and influential figure in female musicianship. She is known as the "Queen (or First Lady) of Rockabilly."
Jackson was still in high school when country singer Hank Thompson heard her sing on an Oklahoma City radio show and asked her to record with his band in 1954.
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Other songs:
- Funnel Of Love
- A Little Bitty Tear
- Acting Like My Old Self Again
- As The Day Wears On
- Baby Loves Him
- Before I Lose My Mind
- Between The Window And The Phone
- Breathless
- Crying Through The Night
- Dont Ask Me Why
- Dont Do The Things Hed Do
- Empty Arms
- Fujiyama Mama
- Hard Headed Woman
- Heartbreak Ahead
- I Gotta Know
- Id Be Ashamed
- If I Cried Every Time You Hurt Me
- Is It Wrong
- Let My Love Walk In
- Lets Have A Party
- Man We Had A Party
- Mean Mean Man
- Money Honey
- Queen For A Day
- Right Or Wrong
- Rock Your Baby
- Savin My Love
- Seven Lonely Days
- Silver Threads And Golden Needles
- Stupid Cupid
- Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine
- The Box It Came In
- Wrong Kind Of Girl
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[Intro]
D C G G
[Verse 1]
G G
You know the landlord rings my front door bell,
G G
I let him ring for a long long spell,
G G
I went to the window, I peeked out the blinds,
G G
I asked the man to tell me what was o'on his mind he said,
C G
Money Honey, Hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wa'nt to get along with me.
[Verse 2]
G G
I screamed and I hollered I was so hard pressed,
G G
I called the man that I love the best,
G G
I finally got my Baby about a half past three,
G G
He said 'I like to know what you wa'nt with me' I said,
C G
Money Honey, Hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wa'nt to get along with me. Money Honey.
[Interlude]
G G G G G G N.C. N.C. C C G G D C G G
[Verse 3]
G G
I screamed and I hollered I was so hard pressed,
G G
I called the man that I love the best,
G G
I said tell me Baby, a face to face,
G G
How could another woman take my place he said,
C G
Money Honey, A-hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wanna get along with me.
[Verse 4]
G G
Now I've learned my lesson, and now I'll know,
G G
The sun may shine and the wind may blow,
G G
The men they come, The men they go,
G G C
But the'n bef'ore I ' I sa'ay I ' I love you so I'm gonna say,
G
Money Honey, A-hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G C*G*
Money Honey, if you wanna get along with me . . . .
D C G G
[Verse 1]
G G
You know the landlord rings my front door bell,
G G
I let him ring for a long long spell,
G G
I went to the window, I peeked out the blinds,
G G
I asked the man to tell me what was o'on his mind he said,
C G
Money Honey, Hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wa'nt to get along with me.
[Verse 2]
G G
I screamed and I hollered I was so hard pressed,
G G
I called the man that I love the best,
G G
I finally got my Baby about a half past three,
G G
He said 'I like to know what you wa'nt with me' I said,
C G
Money Honey, Hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wa'nt to get along with me. Money Honey.
[Interlude]
G G G G G G N.C. N.C. C C G G D C G G
[Verse 3]
G G
I screamed and I hollered I was so hard pressed,
G G
I called the man that I love the best,
G G
I said tell me Baby, a face to face,
G G
How could another woman take my place he said,
C G
Money Honey, A-hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G D
Money Honey, if you wanna get along with me.
[Verse 4]
G G
Now I've learned my lesson, and now I'll know,
G G
The sun may shine and the wind may blow,
G G
The men they come, The men they go,
G G C
But the'n bef'ore I ' I sa'ay I ' I love you so I'm gonna say,
G
Money Honey, A-hoo-hoo, a Money Honey,
D C G C*G*
Money Honey, if you wanna get along with me . . . .
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