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Manhattan Transfer Zindy Lou Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.86/10 [7 votes]Album: Coming Out / Original Release Date: 1976Genre: JazzSong Duration: 2 min 48 sec
Zindy Lou
Manhattan Transfer
Manhattan Transfer
MANHATTAN TRANSFER
- Zindy Lou LyricsAh, Zindy Lou, ah, Zindy Lou
(Ooh Zindy Lou, Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Zindy Lou was a woman who came from the hills
And ooh, I taught her she could really thrill Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
She had two great big beautiful eyes
Zindy Lou was a woman that I idolized Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
(Ah, Zindy Lou)
She had black hair and ruby red lips
And when she walked by I almost flipped, Zindy Lou
Is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou
Is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou
When she walked by with a fine fine frame
Each and every man could call her by name, Zindy Lou
A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, oh Zindy Lou
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
(Ah, Zindy Lou)
Zindy Lou was sweet she sure was fine
And when she kissed me I lose my mind Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(Ooh Zindy Lou, Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Zindy Lou was a woman who came from the hills
And ooh, I taught her she could really thrill Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
She had two great big beautiful eyes
Zindy Lou was a woman that I idolized Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
(Ah, Zindy Lou)
She had black hair and ruby red lips
And when she walked by I almost flipped, Zindy Lou
Is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou
Is it a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou
When she walked by with a fine fine frame
Each and every man could call her by name, Zindy Lou
A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, oh Zindy Lou
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae
(Ah, Zindy Lou)
Zindy Lou was sweet she sure was fine
And when she kissed me I lose my mind Zindy Lou, oh Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
(A Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou, a Lou Lou Lou, ooh Zindy Lou)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Oh, Zindy Lou
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
(A coca-wica-no, a coca-wica-shae)
Facts about Zindy Lou
Who wrote Zindy Lou lyrics?
Zindy Lou is written by Johnny Moore, Eddie Smith.
When was Zindy Lou released?
Zindy Lou is first released in 1976 as part of Manhattan Transfer's album "Coming Out" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
Which genre is Zindy Lou?
Zindy Lou falls under the genre Jazz.
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Songwriter(s): Johnny Moore, Eddie Smith
Record Label(s): 1976 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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