The Doobie Brothers - What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (Remastered)

Road Angel (2016 Remastered)

Tom Johnston / John Hartman
Tiran Porter / Michael Hossack

I was ridin' down that highway
Silver Harley by my side
When I thought I saw my lady
She was headed for the Berkely hill
Pistol on her hip in case she needed a thrill
I don't believe it, don't believe a word
I don't believe it, don't believe a word

I said, come on with me, baby
Don't you want to ride with me
She put her hand into her bag, now
Pulled out a half pint of red eye sauce
Sneakin' 'round the corner, drinkin' whiskey from a jar
I don't believe it, don't believe a word
I don't believe it, don't believe a word



Credits
Writer(s): Pat Simmons, Tiran C. Porter, Tom Johnston, John Thomas Hartman, Michael Hossack
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