Ladies Love Outlaws

The Everly Brothers

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Ladies Love Outlaws:Everly Brothers. Album - Pass the Chicken And Listen - on WARNER Records in 1972. INTRO: #1. Bessie was a lovely child from West Tennessee. Leroy was an outlaw hard-eyed and mean. One day she saw him starin’ and it chilled her to the bone. And she knew she had to see that look on a child of her own. CHORUS: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs. Ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold. Outlaws touch ladies somewhere deep down in their souls.   #2. Linda was a lady blonde and built to last. Billy was a no good guitar picker runnin’ from his past. Listenin’ to his songs she heard nothin’ but bad news. Still she made her mind up to get him win or lose. CHORUS: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs. Ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold. Outlaws touch ladies somewhere deep down in their souls.   #3. Jessie liked the Cadillacs and diamonds for her hand. Waymore had a reputation as a lady’s man. Late one night her light of love finally gave a sign. And Jessie parked her Cadillac and took her place in line. CHORUS: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs. Ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold. Outlaws touch ladies somewhere deep down in their souls. CHORUS: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs. Ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold. Outlaws touch ladies anywhere they want to. INTERLUDE: CHORUS: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs. Ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold. Outlaws touch ladies somewhere deep down in their souls. OUTRO: Cause ladies love outlaws like babies love stray dogs..(Fade.) A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

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La chanson évoque l'attirance irrésistible que les femmes ressentent pour les hommes rebelles et hors la loi. Elle raconte des histoires de femmes qui tombent sous le charme de ces hommes, malgré leur réputation souvent tumultueuse. À travers des récits de rencontres et de décisions audacieuses, on comprend que ces relations touchent profondément leur âme et éveillent en elles des sentiments intenses. Dans le contexte des années 70, cette musique illustre une époque où l'idée de liberté et de rébellion était particulièrement valorisée, reflétant ainsi une certaine nostalgie pour des amours imprévisibles. Cette fascination pour les « hors-la-loi » résonne avec des thèmes universels d'amour, de choix risqués et d'évasion des conventions.