Grateful Dead Hey Bo Diddley (Live At Lyceum Theatre, May 1972) Lyrics

Bo Diddley had a farm
On that farm he had some women
Women here, women there
Women, women, women everywhere

But one little girl lived on a hill
She rustled and tussled like Buffalo Bill
One day she decided she'd go for a ride
With a pistol and a sword by her side

She rode right up to my front door
Knocked and knocked 'till her fist got sore When she turned and walked away
All you could hear my baby say:

Hey! Bo Diddley
Hey! Bo Diddley
Hey! Bo Diddley

Saw my baby run across the field
Slippin' and sliddin' like an automobile
Hollered at my baby and told her to wait
Slipped off from me like a Cadillac-8

Hey! Bo Diddley
Hey! Bo Diddley
Hey! Bo Diddley

When was Hey Bo Diddley (Live At Lyceum Theatre, May 1972) released?

Hey Bo Diddley (Live At Lyceum Theatre, May 1972) is first released on July 09, 2002 as part of Grateful Dead's album "Steppin' Out With the Grateful Dead - England '72" which includes 39 tracks in total.

Which genre is Hey Bo Diddley (Live At Lyceum Theatre, May 1972)?

Hey Bo Diddley (Live At Lyceum Theatre, May 1972) falls under the genre Rock.

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