Trouble
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Trouble
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A ship comes in from Africa
Carrying forbidden cargo
Gonna bring somebody lots a trouble
There's a family out in Ohio
Gonna step on it and make it grow
Gonna foll some people at the double
Let it all go round
And it all comes down
A captain down in Florida
Knows a man back in Chicago
Every deal you know he's makin money
Rico comes from Texas way
With a señorita from el paso
Glad he's found the land of milk and honey
Let it all go round
And it comes down
'G' man down in Panama
Cuts a trail to Barcelona
Dip-lo-matic-bag will be no hassle
Sails into the big T.O
Thru' the pipelineto Alaska
She's the one in town with something special
Maybe you maybe me maybe them
Look at you look at me look at them
Cut it out
You don't need it anyway
See its face in Tennessee
Knows a place in Casablanca
Detroit city never was a stranger
On the streets of Amsterdam
London town and all around us
Everywhere we look we see the danger
Let it all go around
And it all comes down
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Nazareth performs "Trouble", and this lyric page sits inside the Nazareth catalog on LyroVerse.
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