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Angel ~ Chicken Soup


Standin' there, by the old town clock. With my coat in my hand, I thought I'd go for a walk Like my Momma said: "You'll never be poor", But can you really be sure You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure. Strollin' round, I was hit by surprise, By a bit of a dream, That looked me straight in the eyes. My Momma said: "You'll never be poor", But can you really be sure? You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure. Everyday, I think I see her again, With the passing of time, My chances just never came. Like my Momma said: "You'll never be poor", But can you really be sure? You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure. Fourteen years, since I saw her that night, Things are not quite the same, My head just ain't feelin' right. My Momma said: "You'll never be poor", But can you really be sure? You've gotta to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure. Oh you're right that I tried, To tell myself that I'll be all right. Feelin' poor, that's for sure, I need a bowl of my Momma's cure. Oh you're right that I tried, To tell myself that I'll be all right, Feelin' poor, that's for sure, I need a bowl of my Momma's cure. more free lyrics

Standin' there, by the old town clock.
With my coat in my hand,
I thought I'd go for a walk
Like my Momma said: "You'll never be poor",
But can you really be sure
You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure.

Strollin' round, I was hit by surprise,
By a bit of a dream,
That looked me straight in the eyes.
My Momma said: "You'll never be poor",
But can you really be sure?
You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure.

Everyday, I think I see her again,
With the passing of time,
My chances just never came.
Like my Momma said: "You'll never be poor",
But can you really be sure?
You've got to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure.

Fourteen years, since I saw her that night,
Things are not quite the same,
My head just ain't feelin' right.
My Momma said: "You'll never be poor",
But can you really be sure?
You've gotta to help, doctor doctor, got to take the cure.

Oh you're right that I tried,
To tell myself that I'll be all right.
Feelin' poor, that's for sure,
I need a bowl of my Momma's cure.

Oh you're right that I tried,
To tell myself that I'll be all right,
Feelin' poor, that's for sure,
I need a bowl of my Momma's cure.

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