Tom Jones at the BBC

INSTRUMENTAL VERSION OF "It's Not Unusual"

Hi, there! Welcome once again to the Beat Room

here at Shepherd's Bush.

Here this week is this tall, handsome lad called Tom Jones

who now gives us his latest record title

called Chills And Fever.

# Ooh

# Chills and fever, yeah

# Chills and fever

# Chills and fever

# Chills and fever is what you give to me

# Now when you hold my hand

# Tell me that I'm your lover man

# Squeeze me and hold me tight

# Tell me, babe, you want love all night

# I get ooh

# Chills and fever

# Yeah, chills and fever

# Wow, baby

# Chills and fever

# Chills and fever is what you give to me

# Now when it's late at night

# And I wanna hold you tight

# I tell you that I love you so

# And I never, ever, ever let you go

# You give me ooh

# Chills and fever

# Yeah, chills and fever

# Wow, baby, chills and fever

# Chills and fever is what you give to me

# All right

# I'll get ya

# You gotta call me anytime

# And I'll come running, rain or shine

# I tell you that I love you so

# And I never, ever, ever let you go

# You give me ooh

# Chills and fever

# Yeah, chills and fever

# Oh, babe, chills and fever

# Chills and fever is what you give to me

# You give me, oh, chills and fever

# Yeah, chills and fever

# Wow, baby

# Chills and fever

# Chills and fever is what you give to me

# You give me chills and fever, baby

# You give me chills and fever, honey

# Oh oh oh

# Woo ooh ooh

# Woo ooh ooh. #

"Green Green Grass of Home"

# The old home town looks the same

# As I step down from the train

# And there to meet me

# Is my mama and papa

# Down the road I look and there runs Mary

# Hair of gold and lips like cherries

# It's good to touch

# The green, green grass of home... #

From the top.

# Whoa, yeah... #

Yes, life has changed for Tom Jones and the Squires since it all happened.

Tom Jones, the miner's son from Pontypridd,

the man with the all swinging body.

Good. We'll try it again in a few moments.

OK.

-Hello, Tom.

-Hello.

Lucille, is that going to be your next release?

Er, no, we just come in, you know.

In a week, we do quite a few numbers and keep them in the can.

I'm told you appeal to middle-aged women as much as to the teenagers.

-Why do you think this is?

-Well, um...

In the fan mail, you know, a lot of middle-aged people write

they like it because they think I've got a good voice so I'm very pleased.

-Do you think the others haven't?

-I wouldn't say that.

-That's what they say.

-What does your father think of this?

He's very much of a traditional Welshman.

He loves it. He's always said do what you want to do,

make the most of your life.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I'm very thrilled to have as my guest one of the most dynamic young singers in the world today.

Give a great welcome to Tom Jones!

APPLAUSE

# Whoa, show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# Show me a man that's got a good woman

# I'll show you a man that's got a good woman

# He knows he's got some sweet love coming

# At the end of his working day, yeah

# Show me a woman that's got a good man

# Show me

# I want to see a woman out there claims she's got a good man

# Show me

# Show me a woman that's got a good man

# Show me a woman that's got a good man

# Show me a woman that's got a good man

# Show men a woman that's got a good man

# Show me two people in love with each other

# I'll show you two people that ain't going no further

# Than their arms can reach to hold one another

# Leave them lovers alone, yeah

# They're doing all right. #

APPLAUSE

Warm, isn't it?

-Fabulous song. That's a fabulous song.

-Thank you.

You hit that high note up there. I'd like to say something in Welsh

but I don't know anything except Eisteddfod.

Well, you're Irish, aren't you? Can't you say something in Irish?

Well, I don't know what the Irish is for Eisteddfod, you see.

-How's your Japanese?

-Terrible.

Let's do the all-time thing of a duet and let's sing it in English.

-All right.

-OK.

# Baby, everywhere I go

# My love for you is true

# The whole wide world will know

# I only have eyes for you

# Baby, baby

# Won't you understand?

# I want to be

# I want to be

# Your lover man

# Every second, every minute, every hour

# Baby, till the end of time

# As long as it's in my power

# I'll make you mine, oh, mine

# Baby, baby

# Don't you understand?

-# I want to be

-I want to be

# I want to be, I want to be

# Your lover man

# Baby, baby, baby

# Baby, baby, baby

# Baby, baby, baby

# Bsby, baby, baby

# Baby, baby, baby

# Baby, baby, baby, I want to be

# Oh, yeah

# I want to be, I want to be

# Your lover man, yeah

# Baby, everywhere I go

# My love for you is true

# The whole wide world will know

# I only have eyes for you

# Baby, baby, baby

# Won't you understand?

-# I want to be

-Yeah

-# I want to be

-All right

# I want to be your lover man

# In the midnight hour

# When my loving for you comes on

# I'll do everything in my power

# You leave me spellbound

# Baby, baby

# Won't you understand?

-# I want to be

-Oh, yeah

-# I want to be

-Yeah

# I want to be, yeah

# Yeah. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

"Delilah"

# I saw the light on the night that I passed by her window

# I saw the flickering shadows of love on her blind

# She was my woman

# As she deceived me I watched and went out of my mind

# My, my, my Delilah

# Why, why, why, Delilah?

# I could see

# That girl was no good for me

# But I was lost like a slave that no man could free

# At break of day when that man drove away I was waiting

# I crossed the street to her house and she opened the door

# She stood there laughing

# I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more

# My, my, my Delilah

# Why, why, why, Delilah?

# So before

# They come to break down the door

# Forgive me, Delilah, I just couldn't take any more

# Oh

# She stood there laughing

# I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more

# My, my, my Delilah

# Why, why, why, Delilah?

# So before

# They come to break down the door

# Forgive me, Delilah

# I just couldn't take any more

# Forgive me, Delilah

# I just couldn't take

# Any more. #

CHEEERING

I've heard it suggested you're going to live in America. Is this true?

No, no, no.

Have you been able to get home since you've come to Wales?

-Are you going to get home tomorrow?

-I don't think so.

I don't think we'll have time, because my manager's with me

and we've got things to do tomorrow afternoon

and then we've got to get to Birmingham for Friday night.

So, you've had a very busy time recently in Scandinavia.

-Was it a great success over there?

-Yes, fantastic.

# Well, she's all you'd ever want, She's the kind they'd like to flaunt

# And take to dinner

# Well, she always knows her place, She's got style, she's got grace

# She's a winner

# She's a lady

# Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady

# Talkin' about that little lady

# And the lady is mine

# Well, she's never in the way always something nice to say

# Oh, what a blessing

# I can leave her on her own Knowing she's OK alone

# And there's no messing

# She's a lady

# Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady

# Talkin' about that little lady

# And that lady is mine

# Well, she never asks for very much and I don't refuse her

# Always treat her with respect, I never would abuse her

# What she's got is hard to find, and I don't want to lose her

# Help me build a mountain from this little pot of clay

# Well, she knows what I'm about, She can take what I dish out

# And that's not easy

# She knows me through and through She knows just what to do

# And how to please me

# She's a lady

# Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady

# Talkin' about that little lady

# And the lady is mine

# Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady

# Whoa, she's a lady

# Yeah, yeah, yeah, she's a lady

# Oh, yeah, she's a lady

# Talking about this little lady

# Lady. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# Wales, Wales

# Home sweet home is Wales

# Till life is passed

# My love shall last

# My longing

# My yearning for Wales. #

It was early morning, it was November, so naturally it was cold.

But there was no cloud in the sky,

and the air was pure and sweet.

As I looked out on a view I knew so well,

the years seemed to fall away from me

and I became a boy again.

I found it hard to believe what I knew was true.

That a couple of hundred feet below was another world,

where men were working at the coalface in Fernhill Colliery.

But both worlds are needed to make up Wales,

hen wlad fy nhadau - the land of my fathers.

# Mae hen wlad fy nhadau yn annwyl i mi

# Gwlad beirdd a chantorion,

# Enwogion o fri... #

While I'm in the mood for looking back,

here are a few other songs

that people never seem to get tired of asking for.

And I never get tired of singing.

Well...

# I've been in love so many times

# Thought I knew the score

# But now you've treated me so wrong

# I can't take anymore

# And it looks like

# I'm never gonna fall

# In love

# Again

# Fall in love

# I'm never gonna fall

# In love

# Please don't make me fall

# In love

# Again. #

Thank you.

# Woman

# I can remember a woman

# Warm were her kisses and tender was she

# Lying there in my arms

# Why?

# Why, did you deceive me so?

# What devil inside made you go

# When I needed you most of all

# Oh daughter of darkness

# You'll be alone forever

# Daughter of darkness, gone is the love

# That we shared together

# Daughter of darkness

# Please stay out of my life, my life

# You took my heart and then you tore it apart

# You daughter of darkness

# Daughter of darkness, daughter of darkness

# Daughter of darkness. #

-Ladies and gentlemen, it's Tom Jones!

-Hey!

Hang about. Tom Jones is coming on in a minute. I'll introduce you.

Tom! Delighted.

Thrilled.

Thank you very much, Mr Wise. Thank you, Mr Morecambe.

-What are you going to do for us tonight, Tom?

-Exactly Like You.

Ah, great. One of my favourites. I could just have a word,

-if you don't mind.

-No, not at all.

-I've been watching you lately. The singing, oh, fabulous.

-Fabulous.

-Thank you.

-But you're not moving about enough.

-No.

-Really?

-What did you say your name was?

-Tom.

-We'll have to change that.

-Music!

-Music!

-THEY MIME:

-# Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# I know why I've waited

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Know why I've been blue

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Prayed each night for someone

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Exactly like you

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Why should we spend money

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# On a show or two

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# No-one plays those love scenes

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Exactly like you

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

# Exactly like you You make me feel so grand

# I wanna hand the world to you

# You seem to understand

# Each foolish little dream I'm dreaming

# Schemes I'm scheming

# Scheme I'm scheming dream I'm dreaming

# Now I know why Mother

# Taught me to be true

# She meant me for someone

# Exactly like you

# Yeah, yeah, yeah!

# Exactly like you

# You make me feel so grand

# I wanna hand the world to you

# You seem to understand

# Each foolish little dream I'm dreaming

# Schemes I'm scheming

# Dream I'm dreaming Scheme I'm scheming

-# Now I know why Mother

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

-# Taught me to be true

-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

# She meant me for someone

# Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

# Yeah, yeah, yeah

-# Exactly like you

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

-# Exactly like you

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

-# Exactly like you

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

# Yeah, yeah, yeah! #

# This is the life

# This way of living is

# This is the life

# Baby, you're there

# This is the life

# You waited long enough

# Then you arrived

# Breathing that air

# Wine and perfume

# Silver and candlelight

# Children, make way

# I'm here to stay

# Nothing but class

# That's how it's gonna be

# This is the life for me. #

Ladies and gentlemen, this next song...

..or, I should say songs,

because there are three of them altogether,

were put together by a friend of mine called Mickey Newbury.

It goes like this.

# Oh, I wish I was

# In the land of cotton

# Old times there are not forgotten

# Look away

# Look away

# Look away, Dixieland

# Oh, I wish I was in Dixie

# Away, away

# In Dixieland, I make my stand

# To live and die in Dixie

# For Dixieland

# That's where I was born

# Early, Lord, one frosty morning

# Look away

# Look away

# Look away, Dixieland

# Glory, glory

# Hallelujah

# Glory, glory

# Hallelujah

# Glory, glory

# Hallelujah

# His truth

# Is marching on

# So, hush, little baby

# Don't you cry

# You know your daddy

# Is bound to die

# But all my trials, Lord

# Will soon be over

# Glory, glory

# Hallelujah

# His truth

# Is marching on

# His truth

# Is marching on

Yeah!

# Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans

# Way back up in the woods among the evergreens

# There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood

# Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode

# Who never ever learned to read or write so well

# But he could play the guitar just like a ringin' a bell

# Go, go, go Oh, Johnny, go, I mean go

# Oh, Johnny, go, I mean go,

# Go, Johnny, go, I said go

# Go, Johnny go, I mean go

# Johnny B. Goode. #

Rock and roll!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you!

# What's new, pussycat? Whoa-a-whoa-a-whoa!

# What's new, pussycat? Whoa-a-whoa-a-whoa!

There are lots of women, maybe many million or more of them,

who'd be very thrilled to be sitting where I am now.

I can stretch out and touch you.

How do you feel about the treatment you get from women?

Er, very good, because I like to see people enjoying themselves

and I enjoy myself when I'm singing on stage.

And if the audience is, you know...

If I can turn them on, then I feel very happy about it.

Any funny incidents, something you'd remember when you're an old man?

The funniest thing, I think, we were on the M1 motorway,

and I went into a cafe.

A dangerous thing to do when you're Tom Jones!

I went into the gents' toilet and these girls ran in after me.

And came over the top of the door.

In the toilet.

Which I was very embarrassed about. I couldn't do anything about it.

You're now the highest paid entertainer in the world.

It's a rare occasion tonight that you're appearing here in Wales.

Which do you prefer, the stage, the theatre, cabaret or what?

I think cabaret is the best because everybody's enjoying themselves,

they're having a drink, they've had a meal.

I think it's the best place to be for people to see a performer, in a club.

WOMAN SPEAKS WELSH

Keep a cool head and...

Is it nice to be back home in Wales?

-Very nice.

-Tell us about Las Vegas, that sounds superb.

Next plane, I'll be out there with you.

We go back again in May.

We work a month a year over there, you know.

I bet you enjoy that.

Yeah, it's nice, very nice.

-What's it like being back home?

-Very good, we went up to Pontypridd today.

-Family?

-Mates and that. Yeah.

-You're looking very, very well.

-Thank you.

-And suntanned. Is that Las Vegas?

-No, that's make-up!

-Oh, that's a shame, you shouldn't have said that.

-It's the truth!

-Can you do me a little favour?

-What's that?

-For the heavy boys.

-Sure.

-Will you sing your medley for us tonight?

-Yes.

And Elusive Dream?

No, I won't be doing that.

Never mind.

-That will be good enough.

-OK.

-Thank you very much.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to Barbados,

the island they call The Happiness Island.

# I can see clearly now the rain is gone

# I can see all obstacles in my way

# Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind

# There's gonna be a bright, bright, sunshiny day

# There's gonna be a bright, bright, sunshiny day

# I think I can make it now the rain is gone

# All of the bad feelings have disappeared

# Here is my rainbow I've been praying for

# There's gonna be a bright, bright, sunshiny day. #

Basically, I'm a Welsh tenor with a flare for the blues.

# Come home

# Come home

# To where you belong... #

This marvellous house you've got here,

do you think of Wales with a kind of nostalgia now?

Erm, I think of Wales with nostalgia, yeah.

As I said, I was there for 24 years.

The telephone box by the side of the pool here

is from the bottom of Laura Street in Pontypridd.

It was our phone.

It's a big voice. How do you keep it well in trim?

Well, I was told...

I went to Berlin once, I was doing a European tour.

It was the first time I'd ever had trouble with my voice.

I was starting to get problems with it.

This doctor informed me that it was the dry air,

it was very low humidity in Berlin.

So I travel with humidifiers now in a trunk.

And also a little steam vaporiser.

And I drink a lot of water if I'm in a dry area.

So I had trouble in Berlin and then I had trouble in Las Vegas

because of exactly the same reason - low humidity.

I think that's maybe why a lot of great singers come out of Wales. Because of the rain!

Right now I'm delighted to say, ladies and gentlemen, Tom Jones.

APPLAUSE

# It's a song that just keeps playing on the radio

# And you know I haven't seen you for a while

# I close my eyes and think of you each lonely night

# And I wish that I could see you again

# Is it fate or is it luck that brings us back?

# Is it just a common point of view?

# Time has put a spell on you

# You never seem to change

# And I wish that I could see you again

# And I'll be here where the heart is

# Where the dreams that we've been after all come true

# You will find me here where the heart is

# I'll wait for you

# I'll wait for you. #

APPLAUSE

Not just welcome to the show,

but like everybody else has been saying over the last week,

-welcome back. Ten years.

-Yes. Thank you.

Here's a tricky question for you. What's the most unusual place you've ever publicly appeared?

Erm, as far as an audience is concerned, I think Japan.

The first time I went there. The second time was more western,

but the first time I went there, girls would run up to the stage

and want a kiss.

So in Great Britain or America or Canada, any English-speaking country, you give them a kiss.

So I bent down to give a Japanese girl a kiss, and she turned her cheek.

They're not allowed to kiss on the lips.

It's funny to have these girls charge up to the stage

and when you go to kiss them, they go... LAUGHTER

After this, as soon as we finish, you're away in a helicopter to Wales.

To Wales, to get... I want to see all my cousins.

The ones I haven't seen for a long time. We're having a get-together tonight.

It should be fun.

My cousins have had children and grandchildren that, some of them, I've never seen.

-Tom, thank you for finding time to come in.

-My pleasure.

-Tom Jones.

Top Of The Pops is all about new singles as well

so let's have a look right now at the Top Of The Pops Breakers.

Up 11 to this week's number 23 goes Tom Jones and a dancefloor smash, believe it or not.

It's Not Unusual.

# It's not unusual to have fun with anyone

# But when I see you hanging about with anyone

# It's not unusual to see me cry

# I wanna die

# It's not unusual to go out at any time

# But when I see you out and about it's such a crime

# If you should ever want to be loved by anyone

# It's not unusual

# It happens every day

# No matter what you say

# You'll find it happens all the time. #

APPLAUSE

Let's stop off at number 19,

the Breakfast Show Chartbeater this week, it was a hit when Prince did it,

it's the Art Of Noise with Tom Jones. All they want is a little "Kiss".

# You don't have to be beautiful

# To turn me on

# I just need your body, baby

# From dusk till dawn

# You don't need experience

# To turn me out

# You just leave it all up to me

# I'll show you what it's all about

# You don't have to be rich to be my girl

# You don't have to be cool to rule my world

# Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

# I just want your extra time and your...

# Kiss

# You got to not talk dirty, baby

# If you wanna impress me

# You can't be too flirty, mama

# I know how to undress me

# Let me be your fantasy

# And maybe you could be mine

# You just leave it all up to me

# We can have a good time

# You don't have to be rich to be my girl

# You don't have to be cool to rule my world

# Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

# I just want your extra time and your...

# Kiss

# Think I'd better dance now

# La la la

# Women and girls rule my world

# I said rule my world

# Act your age, mama, not your shoe size

# Maybe we could do the twirl

# You don't have to watch Dynasty

# To have an attitude

# You gotta leave it all up to me

# My love will be your food

# You don't have to be rich to be my girl

# You don't have to be cool to rule my world

# Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with

# I just want your extra time and your...

# Kiss. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Please welcome, Tom Jones and Cerys Matthews!

# I really can't stay

# But, baby, it's cold outside

# I've got to go away

# Oh, baby, it's cold outside

# This evening has been

# Been hoping that you'd drop in

# So very nice

# I'll hold your hand

# It's just like ice

# My mother will start to worry

# Beautiful, what's your hurry?

# My father will be pacing the floor

# Listen to the fireplace roar

# So really I'd better scurry

# Baby, don't, don't hurry

# Maybe a half a drink more

# Why don't you put some records on while I pour?

# The neighbours might think

Oh, baby, it's bad out there

# Say, what's in this drink?

# There's no cabs to be had out there

# I wish I knew how

# Your eyes are like starlight now

# To break this spell

# I'll take your hat

# Your hair looks swell

# I ought to say no, no, no, sir

Mind if I move a little closer?

# At least I'm gonna say that I tried

# What's the use of hurting my pride?

# I really can't stay

# Baby, don't hold out

BOTH: # Ah, but it's cold outside... #

Whoa!

All right.

# I simply must go

# But, baby, it's cold outside

# The answer is no

# I said it's cold outside

# The welcome has been

# I'm lucky that you dropped in

# So nice and warm

# Look out the window at that storm

# My sister will be suspicious

# God, your lips look delicious

# My brother will be there at the door

# Like waves upon a tropical shore

# My maiden aunt's mind is vicious

# Oooh, your lips are delicious!

# Maybe a cigarette more

# Never such a blizzard before

# I've got to go home

# Baby, you'd freeze out there

# Say, lend me a coat

# It's up to your knees out there

# You've really been great

# I thrill when you touch my hand

# But don't you see?

# How can you do this thing to me?

# There's bound to be talk tomorrow

# Making my life long sorrow

# At least there will plenty implied

# If you caught pneumonia and died

# I really can't stay

# Get over that hold out

BOTH: # Ah, but it's cold...

# Out...

# ..Side. #

# Want some whiskey in your water?

# Sugar in your tea?

# What's all these crazy questions they're askin' me?

# This is the craziest party that could ever be

# Don't turn on the lights

# Cos I don't wanna see

# Mama told me not to come

# Mama told me not to come

# Mama told me not to come

# She said that ain't the way to have fun, son

# Open up the window

# Let some air into this room

# I think I'm choking from

# The smell of stale perfume

# And the cigarette you're smoking

# About to scare me half to death

# Open up the window

# Let me catch my breath

# Mama told me not to come

# Mama told me not to come

# She said

# That's ain't no way to have fun, son... #

-Maybe I should've listened.

-Someone should have!

When you think of home, think of where you came from,

do you think one day you might go back there?

Yes, I would think so.

I mean, when the time comes to retire which I hope is still

a long way away.

I would think that it would be Wales, you know,

because that's where I come from, and that's where I want to end up in the end.

-No thoughts of retiring at all? You're 62 now?

-62 now, yeah.

-Three years till the bus pass.

-Yeah!

I've never known life without singing.

I've never known what it would be like.

So, um, I dread the day when I can't sing as well as I still do,

then I'll have to stop. But I'm not looking forward to it.

A lot of people look forward to retirement.

It's one thing that I'm not looking forward to at all.

The singer Tom Jones has been knighted at Buckingham Palace

for services to music.

The 65-year-old miner's son said accepting the knighthood

was "A great and a humbling honour."

This one tops it all. I mean, a knighthood is...

is fantastic. It's, um...

it's just different!

You know, and you don't think of it when you're a child,

when I was a kid I thought, "I'd love to get a hit record."

You never think about being a knight.

# They've all come to meet me

# Arms reaching, smiling sweetly

# It's good to touch the green, green grass of home

# The old home town looks the same

# As I step down from the train

# And there to meet me is my mama and papa

# Down the road I look and there runs Mary

# Hair of gold and lips like cherries

# It's good to touch the green, green grass of home

# Yes, they've all come to meet me

# Arms reaching, smiling sweetly

# It's good to touch the green, green grass of home

# The old house is still standing

# Though the paint is cracked and dry

# And there's that old oak tree that I used to play on

# Down the lane I'll walk with my sweet Mary

# Hair of gold and lips like cherries

# It's good to touch the green, green grass of home

# Then I awake and look around me

# At four grey walls that surround me

# And then I realise yes, I was only dreamin'

# For you see

# There's a guard and there's a sad old padre

# Arm in arm we'll walk at daybreak

# Then I will touch the green, green grass of home

# Yes, they'll all come to see me

# In the shade of that old oak tree

# As they lay me

# 'Neath the green, green grass of home. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you.

'It's your birthday. And we love you,'

so we've got a cake for you, and we've got seven candles.

You're going to be 70, seven candles...

which represent each one,

that's seven lumps of wisdom,

represeting a great decade of stuff.

CHEERING

# I'm going down

# To the church house

# Get down

# On my bended knee

# Deacon Jones

# Prayed for me

# Deacon Jones

# Please pray for me

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# Maybe there ain't no hell

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# No!

# Hey-hey

# I'm going down

# To the crossroads

# With no devil

# Will I make a deal

# I'm going down

# To the crossroads

# With no devil

# Will I make a deal

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# No!

# Hey-hey

# Mmmm-ooooh

# When I die

# Where will I go?

# When I die

# Where will I go?

# Somebody tell me

# Somebody tell me

# Somebody please tell me

# Where will I go?

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# Maybe there ain't no hell

# Maybe there ain't no heaven

# No burning hell

# No!

# Hey-hey

# Hey-ey-ey-ey-yeah!

# Hey, hey, hey

# Hurgh! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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