Willis Alan Ramsey Satin Sheets Lyrics

I wish I was a millionaire
Play rock music and grow long hair
Tell your boys
‘Bout a new Rolls-Royce

Pretty women callin' me
Give ‘em all the third degree
Give ‘em satin sheets
To keep ‘em off the streets

Hallelujah let me sock it to ya
Praise the Lord, and pass the mescaline
Trade your whole world
You'll come over
As soon as you see me boogie-woogie ‘cross the silver screen

Hang ‘em high, hang ‘em low Put ‘em in the ceilings wherever I go
And they'd swing all night
In the rafter light

Hallelujah, what's it to ya?
Got your coffee, me, I got my Spanish tea
Trade your whole world
You'll come over
As soon as you hear me playing my calliope
I wish I was a millionaire
Play rock music and grow long hair
Tell your boys
‘Bout a new Rolls-Royce

Who wrote Satin Sheets lyrics?

Satin Sheets is written and performed by Willis Alan Ramsey.

When was Satin Sheets released?

Satin Sheets is first released in 1972 as part of Willis Alan Ramsey's album "Willis Alan Ramsey" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.

Which genre is Satin Sheets?

Satin Sheets falls under the genre Country.

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