Hooters All Around The Place Lyrics

Here comes Molly in an overcoat
The middle of summer she just missed the boat
She a looking for pity, just a different life
But for the grace of God, goes you and I

And here comes Willie, little out of touch
Guess, he must have messed around just a little too much
But it's never too late to get another chance
When you're just another victim of circumstance

Now, I'm calling everybody stand face to face
We're all sisters and brothers in the human race
We can learn from each other, ain't no big disgrace
Just throw a little love all around the place
All around the place

Now sidewalk Sally's standin' in the rain That umbrella of hers has seen some better days
And Long John Silver's in the pirate mode
Yeah, the Harlem River must have overflowed

Well, some folks got it and some folks don't
And some they want to share it and some they won't
But whatever's broke just needs a little fix
And it's never too late to teach a dog new tricks

So, I'm calling everybody stand face to face
We're all sisters and brothers in the human race
We can learn from each other, ain't no big disgrace
Just throw a little love all around the place
All around the place, all around the place
Just throw a little love all around the place, get it

Who wrote All Around The Place lyrics?

All Around The Place is written by Rob Hyman, Eric M. Bazilian.

When was All Around The Place released?

All Around The Place is first released in 1993 as part of Hooters's album "Out Of Body" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.

Which genre is All Around The Place?

All Around The Place falls under the genre Pop.

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