NELSON "I'M WALKING" Lyrics

Nelson I'm Walking Lyrics:
Ricky decided to record Fats
Domino's "I'm Walking"
because it contained
the only two chords he knew
how to play. He sang the song
at the end of
the TV show on April 10, 1957.

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
For you and me and I'm hoping
That you'll come back to me

I'm lonely as I can be
And I've waited for your company
And I'm hoping that you'll come back to me

Whatcha gonna do when the well runs dry
You gonna run away and hide
I'm gonna run right by your side
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For you, pretty baby, I'd even die

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
For you and me and I'm hoping
That you'll come back to me

---Instrumental--

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
For you and me and I'm hoping
That you'll come back to me

I'm lonely as I can be
And I've waited for your company
And I'm hoping that you'll come back to me

Whatcha gonna do when the well runs dry
You gonna run away and hide
I'm gonna run right by your side
For you, pretty baby, I'd even die

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
For you and me and I'm hoping
That you'll come back to me
Lyrics: I'm Walking, Nelson [end]

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	I'm Walking lyrics, Nelson related songs
	1. Domino fats → I'm walkin' 2. Harry connick, jr. → I'm walkin' 3. Fats domino → I'm walking 4. Hank williams, jr. → I'm walkin' 5. Jerry lee lewis → I'm walkin' 6. Sugar → Walking away 7. Diane chase → Walkin' back to you 8. Dean martin → Walking my baby back home 9. The all-american rejects → Can't take it 10. George hamilton iv → Walking the floor over you 11. Jesus jones → Welcome back victoria 12. Save ferris → One more try 13. Cya → In my room 14. Fats domino → Walking to new orleans 15. Badly drawn boy → Walking out of stride 16. The anti-nowhere league → Just another day 17. Anti-nowhere league → Just another day 18. The supremes → Mr. blues 19. Jewel → Just so happens 20. Hank locklin → Walking the floor over you