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From Sam Phillips and the Wizards at Memphis’ Sun Studios in January of 1957, Billy Lee and his Little Green Men make you wish you had what he has, ‘cause his dame has gams up to here, lips like cherry wine and all dat. A real looker. A little dangerous. And while you think your purty gal is somethin’. Billy Lee scoffs and guffaws.
Nah, he won and you lost. Enjoy your little date at the malt shop. Billy Lee and his girl are gonna paint the town red. And some of that red just might be blood. Envy much?
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Who added the quotation marks? Those were my dumb words.
Fixed.