Lee Cross

TED WHITE

Here comes, here comes Lee Cross
Here he comes, here comes Lee Cross
He's a trouble maker (Troublemaker)
A heartbreaker (Heartbreaker)
A love maker (Love maker)

Let me tell you about Lee Cross
(Gonna tell the story) he's the lady's boss
The ex-teacher from the school of life
He's a lover supreme, a young girl's dream
Madam knew wants to be his wife

You think I'm lying about his being a lover
His record speaks for it'self
Don't worry about him running out, girls
He's got a rose up being on his shelf

He's got a wealth of kisses, honey
(Tell the story)
And in his chest is where the love is stored
And before he turns twenty-one
He's gonna be chairman of the lover's board
(yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
I'm talking 'bout Lee Cross
The great, great loss
And now that you, you've heard my spill
Whenever you're around and he's in your town
Go on over, girls
And let him give you a thrill
Talking 'bout Lee, Lee Cross, he's a lover
And every girl knows that he's our friend
Well, and I
I declare there's enough of him to share
(Yes, he is) the line stars at the very end

There he goes, there goes Lee Cross
There he goes, there goes Lee Cross
He's a troublemaker (Troublemaker)
A heartbreaker (Heartbreaker)
A love maker (Love maker)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Heartbreaker (Heartbreaker)
A love maker (Love maker)
A known shaker (Known shaker)
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
A heartbreaker (Heartbreaker)
A love maker (Love maker)

Trivia about the song Lee Cross by Aretha Franklin

On which albums was the song “Lee Cross” released by Aretha Franklin?
Aretha Franklin released the song on the albums “Unforgettable : A Tribute To Dinah Washington” in 1964, “Take It Like You Give It” in 1967, “Take a Look” in 1967, “Jazz To Soul” in 1992, “The Queen In Waiting (The Columbia Years 1960-1965)” in 2002, “Sunday Morning Classics” in 2009, “The Essential Aretha Franklin” in 2010, and “Take A Look : Complete On Columbia” in 2011.
Who composed the song “Lee Cross” by Aretha Franklin?
The song “Lee Cross” by Aretha Franklin was composed by TED WHITE.

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