Let Your Daddy Ride John Lee Hooker
"Let Your Daddy Ride" by John Lee Hooker, released in 1966, is a classic blues track. The lyrics express themes of desire and intimacy, showcasing Hooker's signature storytelling style. Musically, it features a driving rhythm and raw guitar riffs, embodying the essence of blues. The song has influenced many artists and remains a staple in blues culture. #Blues
Lower down your chariot, baby
And let your daddy ride
Low down your chariot, baby
And let your daddy ride
'Cause your daddy's sick and tired
You know I wanna lay down
I hold out my handle
I stretch forth hand to thee
Hold out my handle girl
And I stretch forth hand to thee
I gonna love you little girl
I don't want nobody else
Yeah, little girl
I got to leave you now
Yeah, little girl, little girl
I got to leave you now
And let your daddy ride
Low down your chariot, baby
And let your daddy ride
'Cause your daddy's sick and tired
You know I wanna lay down
I hold out my handle
I stretch forth hand to thee
Hold out my handle girl
And I stretch forth hand to thee
I gonna love you little girl
I don't want nobody else
Yeah, little girl
I got to leave you now
Yeah, little girl, little girl
I got to leave you now
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