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Cat Power ~ Come On In My Kitchen


( live peel session 2000 / robert johnson ) The woman i love Took from my best friend, Some joker got lucky, Stole her back again. You better come on In my kitchen Where there's got to be raining outdoors. Oh she's gone I know she won't come back I take the last nickel i won't ever sack You better come on In my kitchen Where there's got to be raining outdoors. When a woman gets in trouble Everybody throws her down Looking for her good friend No one can't be found You better come on In my kitchen Where there's got to be raining outdoors. Wintertime's coming It's gonna be slow You can't make the winter babe That's dry long soon You better come on In my kitchen 'cause there's got to be raining outdoors. more free lyrics

( live peel session 2000 / robert johnson )

The woman i love
Took from my best friend,
Some joker got lucky,
Stole her back again.

You better come on
In my kitchen
Where there's got to be raining outdoors.

Oh she's gone
I know she won't come back
I take the last nickel i won't ever sack

You better come on
In my kitchen
Where there's got to be raining outdoors.

When a woman gets in trouble
Everybody throws her down
Looking for her good friend
No one can't be found

You better come on
In my kitchen
Where there's got to be raining outdoors.

Wintertime's coming
It's gonna be slow
You can't make the winter babe
That's dry long soon

You better come on
In my kitchen
'cause there's got to be raining outdoors.

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