Interpret:

Dave Edmunds

Album:

Plugged In

I’m standing at the crossroads again
with an empty heart and a dollar ten
Maybe I'll bump into some famous names
Like Robert Johnson or Elmore James
Standing at the cross roads again


Well, I woke up this morning like I usually do
My baby was nowhere around
I looked in the kitchen, I looked in the hall
In my slippers and dressing gown


There were lipstick traces on the bedroom door
'Goodbye' she wrote, I don't want you no more
I guess, I ain't the man she was looking for
But just the man she found


Standing at the cross roads again
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
Maybe I'll bump into some famous names
Like Robert Johnson or Elmore James
Standing at the cross roads again


So, here I am on my own again
Where did I go wrong this time?
I feel like good, like a gentleman should
I never ever step out of line


You know that I'm no kid, I know my way around
Six feet tall, a hundred and sixty pound
I can't hold no romance down
Maybe I should give up trying


Standing at the cross roads again
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
Maybe I'll bump into some famous names
Like Robert Johnson or Elmore James
Standing at the cross roads again


Standing at the cross roads again
Standing at the cross roads again