Joe Bonamassa - Never Make Your Move Too Soon

NEVER MAKE YOUR MOVE TOO SOON (written by Stix Hooper/Will Jennings, recorded by B.B. King in 1978) Three days of snow in Birmingham, Thought you'd wonder where I am. Rang out your number all night long, Ain't no comfort on the telephone. Ran out and caught a midnight flight, Thought a little love would make things all right, The landlord said, you moved away And left me all your bills to pay. Look out baby – You might have made your move too soon. Left me with all your Keno cards, This life in Vegas sure is hard. I ran it up to fifty grand, Cashed it in baby, in my hand. That kind of work can get around And make a lost love come up found. I hear you knocking at my door But you ain't living here no more. Too bad, baby, I think you made your move too soon. (You made your move too soon). I've been from Spain to Tokyo From Africa to Ohio. I never tried to make the news, I'm just a man who sings the blues. I take my lovin' everywhere, I come back, you know, they still care. One love ahead, one love behind, One in my arms and one on my mind. It's one thing, baby, I never make my move too soon. (Never make your move too soon) I've been to Spain, Tokyo, Africa and Ohio, I never tried to make the news, I'm just a man who sings the blues, Take my lovin' everywhere, I come back, you know, they still care. One love ahead, one love behind, One in my arms and one on my mind. It's one thing, baby: Never make your move too soon. (Never make your move too soon)