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Credits

AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN
Jim Croce
Jim Croce
Leadgesang
Bobby Matos
Bobby Matos
Percussion/Schlagzeug
Henry Gross
Henry Gross
Rhythmusgitarre
Leroy Brown
Leroy Brown
Begleitgesang
Marty Nelson
Marty Nelson
Begleitgesang
Steve Gadd
Steve Gadd
Schlagzeug
Stu Woods
Stu Woods
Bass
Tasha Thomas
Tasha Thomas
Begleitgesang
Terence P. Minogue
Terence P. Minogue
Horndirigent:in
Tommy West
Tommy West
Begleitgesang
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
Jim Croce
Jim Croce
Songwriter:in
Terence P. Minogue
Terence P. Minogue
Horn-Arrangeur:in
PRODUKTION UND TECHNIK
Bruce Tergesen
Bruce Tergesen
Aufnahmeingenieur:in
Corky Stasiak
Corky Stasiak
Ingenieurassistent:in
Dave Henson
Dave Henson
Ingenieurassistent:in
Dave Mason
Dave Mason
Ingenieurassistent:in
Randy Mason
Randy Mason
Ingenieurassistent:in
Terry Cashman
Terry Cashman
Produzent:in
Tom English
Tom English
Ingenieurassistent:in
Tommy West
Tommy West
Produzent:in

Lyrics

Well, she was standing by my dressing room after the show
Asking for my autograph and asked if she could go
Back to my motel room
But the rest is just a tragic tale
Because five short minutes of lovin'
Done brought me twenty long years in jail
Well, like a fool in a hurry I took her to my room
She casted me in plaster while I sang her a tune
Then I said, 'Ooh, ooee! Sure was a tragic tale
Because five short minutes of lovin'
Done brought me twenty long years in jail'
Well, then a judge and a jury sat me in a room
They say that robbin' the cradle is worse than robbin' the tomb
Then I said "Ooh, ooee! Sure was a tragic tale'
(Wasn't worth it, wasn't worth it!)
'Because five short minutes of lovin'
Done brought me twenty long years in jail'
And when I get out of this prison gonna be forty-five
I'll know I used to like to do it but I won't remember why
(Wasn't worth it, wasn't worth it!)
I'll say, 'Ooh, ooee! Sure was a tragic tale
Because five short minutes of lovin'
Done brought me twenty long years in jail'
'Because five short minutes of lovin'
Done brought me twenty long years in jail'
Written by: Jim Croce
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