Joe Bonamassa - Hummingbird

HUMMINGBIRD (written by Leon Russell, recorded by B.B. King in 1970) Sometimes I get impatient, But she cools me without words And she comes so sweet and so plain – My hummingbird. Oh, and have you heard That I thought my life had ended, But I find it's just begun, 'Cause she gets me where I live, I'll give all I have to give. I'm talking about that hummingbird. Oh, she's little and she loves me Too much for words to say. When I see her in the morning sleeping Oh, she's little and she loves me To my lucky day. Hummingbird, don't fly away. When I'm feeling wild and lonesome, Well, she knows the words to say And she gives me a little understanding In her special way. Oh, I'll have to say: In my life I loved a woman Because she's more than I deserve And she gets me where I live, I'll give all I have to give. I'm talking about that hummingbird Oh, she's little and she loves me Too much for words to say When I see her in the morning sleeping. Oh, she's little and she loves me To my lucky day, Hummingbird, don't fly away. Don't fly away! (Away) Don't fly away! (Away)