Besedila: Doobie Brothers. The Captain And Me. Evil Woman.

Well, the lights turnin' gray nearly everyday
come a-walkin' into town and try to find the way.
Well, I've only got a nickel, got to score myself a dime
and try to make it till tomorrow; buy a little for a time.

Evil woman, evil woman, evil woman.

Well, my damsel she's a woman with coal black hair,
don't you look her in her eye when she starts to stare,
'cause her beauty drive you crazy
and her potions steal your soul,
no matter how you beg her, she don't ever let you go.

Well, you can cry, you can plead,
it won't help you none.
She'll keep you in the shadows, never see the sun.
Try to run, try to hide, find a place to stay,
no matter where you go you can't get away.

Evil woman, evil woman, evil woman.

For evil woman, set my life free,
I can't go on livin' this way, no,
evil woman, set my life free.
Pullin' me down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down my head will go against the floor again
Down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down my head will go again.
Down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down my head will go again.
Down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down my head will go again.
Down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down my head will go again.
Down, down I can't go on this way,
down, down, down.

Well, the lights turnin' gray, nearly everyday
come a-walkin' into town, try to find my way.
I said I only got a nickel, got to score myself a dime,
try to make it till tomorrow; buy a little more time.

Well, my damsel she's a woman with coal black hair,
don't you look her in her eye when she starts to stare
'cause her beauty drive you crazy
and her potions steal your soul,
no matter how you beg her, she don't ever let you go.

Evil woman, evil woman, evil woman