Who composed the song “Flip, Flop and Fly” by Johnnie Ray?

The song “Flip, Flop and Fly” by Johnnie Ray was composed by CHARLES E. CALHOUN, LOU WILLIE TURNER.

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Flip, Flop and Fly

Flip, Flop and Fly

CHARLES E. CALHOUN, LOU WILLIE TURNER

When I get the blues I get me a rockin' chair
When I get the blues I get me a rockin' chair
If the blues ever take me gonna rock right away from here

Now when I get lonesome I get on the telephone
Now when I get lonesome I get on the telephone
I call my baby and tell him I'm on my way back home

Now flip, flop and fly
I don't care if I die
Flip, flop and fly
I don't care if I die
Don't ever leave me don't ever say good-bye

Here comes my baby flashing a new gold tooth
Here comes my baby flashing a new gold tooth
He's so skinny he can mambo in a payphone booth

Give me on last kiss and hold it a long, long time
Give me on last kiss and hold it a long, long time
'Til the feeling over comes me with a feelin' in my head like wine

Now flip, flop and fly
I don't care if I die
Flip, flop and fly
I don't care if I die
Don't ever leave me don't ever say good-bye

Trivia about the song Flip, Flop and Fly by Johnnie Ray

Who composed the song “Flip, Flop and Fly” by Johnnie Ray?: The song “Flip, Flop and Fly” by Johnnie Ray was composed by CHARLES E. CALHOUN, LOU WILLIE TURNER.