Letra The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie

'The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie de Colter Wall' se estrenó el 02 de junio de 2015.

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LETRA DE "The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie - Colter Wall"

Well

Reverend Reverend please come quick

'Cause I got something to admit

I met a man out in the sticks

A good old miss

He drove a series 10 cadillac

And wore cigar on his lip

Don't you know the Devil wears a suit and tie

I saw him driving down the sixty one in early July

White as a cotton field

And sharp as a knife

I heard him howlin' as he passed me by

And he said

I know you I know you, young man

I know you by the state of your hands

You're a six string picker

Just as I... I am

Let me learn ya some I know a few turns to make all the girls dance

Don't you know the Devil wears a suit and tie

I saw him driving down the sixty one in early July

White as a cotton field

And sharp as a knife

I heard him howlin' as he passed me by

Foolish foolish was I

Damn my foolish eyes

Cause that man's lessons had a price

Oh sweet price

My sweet soul

Everlasting

My very own

Eternal light

Don't you know the Devil wears a suit and tie

I saw him driving down the sixty one in early July

White as a cotton field

And sharp as a knife

I heard him howlin' as he passed me by

Well the Devil wears a suit and tie

I saw him driving down the sixty one in early July

White as a cotton field

And sharp as a knife

I heard him howlin'

As he passed me

By

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¿Cual es el significado de la letra: The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie de Colter Wall?

Esta canción "The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie" del artista Colter Wall se estrenó el 2015-06-02, tiene una duración de 236.026 segundos. Colter has said this song is about the legend of an old blues artist named Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil in exchange to play the blues.