They're Red Hot

Eric Clapton

Transposer:

Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale I got a girl and she’s long and tall Sleep in the kitchen with her feet in the hall Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Got two for a nickel four for a dime Would sell you more but they ain’t none of mine Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale I got a letter from a girl in the room You got something good gonna bring it on to ’em Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Billy Solo: Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale That Billy’s gone back to the bumblebee nest Ever since then he can’t take any rest Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Jerry Solo Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Me and my baby got a V8 Ford We jumped that baby on the runnin’ board Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Noel Solo: Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale You know the monkey and the baboon playin’ in the grass The monkey stuck his finger in that good gulf gas Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for sale I got a girl and she long and tal Sleeps in the kitchen with her feet in the hall Hot tamalas and they’re red hot Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale Yes she’s got ’em for salei mean Yes she’s got ’em for sale

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La chanson évoque une vendeuse de tamales épicés, attirant les clients avec ses délicieuses marchandises. Elle décrit également des scènes de la vie quotidienne, où le narrateur parle de sa partenaire, de leur voiture, et de petites anecdotes amusantes avec des amis. L’ambiance est joyeuse et entraînante, caractéristique des récits de la culture populaire. Le contexte peut faire penser à une atmosphère festive, où la musique et la bonne nourriture réunissent les gens. C'est un hommage à des moments simples mais authentiques de la vie, souvent partagés autour d'un bon repas, illustre de la chaleur humaine.

Le Chansonnier