A Lion in the Jungle

Ronnie Self

[Verse 1]
The day is open
The night is closing it's doors
And somewhere in the jungle
A lion stretches out and roars

[Verse 2]
On a dirty street, in a tenement house
A man unwraps himself from a dingy dingy sheet
And he opens his eyes and hates the bright sunrise

[Verse 3]
Somewhere in the jungle
A man cuts his way through the people and the bush
And the civilized cement
Whoa, yes he does

[Verse 4]
Don't ask me where I am a going
But, after I'm gonе
Glad lady, dear lady, won't you tell 'em
Tеll 'em your boy just went

[Verse 5]
Take off, lock up the door tonight
Keep the sunshine in
While somewhere in the jungle
I listen to the wild go again

[Verse 6]
I'm gonna go down south
And ask the boss man for a clean cut sack
Ah yes so I can pick the little white ball
And bring 'em
Bring 'em all right back

[Outro]
Somewhere in the cement jungle

Trivia about the song A Lion in the Jungle by Carl Perkins

When was the song “A Lion in the Jungle” released by Carl Perkins?
The song A Lion in the Jungle was released in 1969, on the album “On Top”.
Who composed the song “A Lion in the Jungle” by Carl Perkins?
The song “A Lion in the Jungle” by Carl Perkins was composed by Ronnie Self.

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