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The Chess Box

Compilation - 22 november 1988 - DeB Id: 82252
By Willie Dixon
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29 Ways (02:09)
Willie Dixon • The Chess Box
I got 29 ways to make it to my baby's door
I got 29 ways to make it to my baby's door
And if she needs me bad
I can find about two or three more

I got one through the basement
Two down the hall
And when the going gets tough
I got a hole in the wall

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I can come through the chimney like Santa Claus
Go through the window and that ain't all
A lot of good ways I don't want you to know
I even got a hole in the bedroom floor

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I got a way through the closet behind her clothes
A way through the attic that no one knows
A master key that fits every lock
A hidden door behind the grandfather clock

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Willie Dixon

Willie Dixon (born in Vicksburg, Mississippi; died in 1992) was an American blues bassist, singer, songwriter, producer, and key architect of Chicago blues. He wrote standards such as Hoochie Coochie Man, I Just Want to Make Love to You, Spoonful, Little Red Rooster, Back Door Man, Evil, My Babe, and Bring It On Home. He founded the Blues Heaven Foundation and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.
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