Whiskey and Wimmen John Lee Hooker
"Whiskey and Wimmen" by John Lee Hooker, released in 1961, is a classic #Blues track that explores themes of love, heartbreak, and the solace found in alcohol. Hooker's raw, rhythmic guitar and deep vocals create a powerful, immersive sound. The song reflects the struggles of life and relationships, resonating with many listeners and influencing future blues artists.
[Verse 1]
Whiskey and women almost wrecked my life
Whiskey and women almost wrecked my life
Weren't for whiskey and women, I have money today
[Verse 2]
Nightlife, nightlife, nightlife
Ain't no good, ain't no good, ain't no good for me
I had a good start, but women and whiskey tore it down
[Verse 3]
Whiskey and women ain't no good for me
Whiskey and women ain't no good, ain't no good for me
I had a lot of money and a big fine car, but I lost everything I had
[Outro]
I had a lot of money at one time
Night life
That whiskey wrecked my life
But that's alright
Whiskey and women almost wrecked my life
Whiskey and women almost wrecked my life
Weren't for whiskey and women, I have money today
[Verse 2]
Nightlife, nightlife, nightlife
Ain't no good, ain't no good, ain't no good for me
I had a good start, but women and whiskey tore it down
[Verse 3]
Whiskey and women ain't no good for me
Whiskey and women ain't no good, ain't no good for me
I had a lot of money and a big fine car, but I lost everything I had
[Outro]
I had a lot of money at one time
Night life
That whiskey wrecked my life
But that's alright
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