Too Much Boogie
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Too Much Boogie
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Too much boogie, too much boogie
Too much boogie will slow an old man
Early in the morning late in the night
Grandpapa Johnny is always high
Too much boogie, too much boogie
Too much boogie will slow an old man down
Pretty pretty mama, [?] missed and done
Let's get together and have some fun
Too much boogie, too much boogie
Too much boogie will slow an old man down
Hurry for the doctor, ready to quit
Who rolled mama? She's upstairs sick
Too much boogie, too much boogie
Too much boogie will keep an old girl down
Call up the Joe with his [?] cup
He keeps on jivin' cause he just can't stop
Too much boogie, too much boogie
Too much boogie keep an old man down
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Doc Pomus performs "Too Much Boogie", and this lyric page sits inside the Doc Pomus catalog on LyroVerse.
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