Foghat Sarah Lee with Lyrics in Description

Track 5 from their self-titled debut album released in 1972 copyright Bearsville Records. The band was formed the year before in London by three former members of the British blues/rock band “Savoy Brown” and slide guitarist Rod Price, a former member of “Black Cat Bones.” The album received above average reviews and achieved Gold status in 1975. It featured their first hit, a cover of the Willie Dixon blues classic “I Just Want to Make Love to You.” Written by Dave Peverett & Rod Price and produced by Dave Edmunds. RIP Dave Peverett & Rod Price. Featuring:

“Lonesome Dave” Peverett – Lead vocals & rhythm guitars
Rod “The Bottle” Price – Slide, lead, rhythm guitars & dobro
Tony Stevens – Bass & background vocals
Roger Earl – Drums & percussion
Special Guests:
Andy Fairweather Low – Background vocals
Dave Edmunds – Lead & rhythm guitars
John Ward – Bass
Colin Earl – Acoustic & electric pianos

Sarah Lee, can't you see why I'm cryin' like a child?
You had your fun but what you done has made me mad and drove me wild
You used to be good to me and now you're always raisin' sin
And it's so strange how you changed and now I don't know where I stand

Well, I went down to the roadside when your wheels began to turn
I called your name but you just drove away, yeah
Times I wonder, will I ever learn?

Sarah Lee, look at me, see those lines upon my face
I'm so confused and I been abused, I can hardly stand the pace

The things you did and the truth you hid, they caused me pain and misery
And there's no doubt 'cause I checked it out, you been double-crossin' me

Well I went down to the station, I saw you step onto that train
But someone else was close beside you,]
Now I wonder, will I see you again?

Sarah Lee, can't you see why I'm cryin' like a child?
You had your fun, but what you done made me mad and drove me wild
Sarah Lee, can't you see, see those lines upon my face?
I'm so confused and I been abused, I can hardly stand the pace

[paulgrobe]

Owned this vinyl as a high school kid. All good songs but sara lee was just amazing
..that guitar

[michaelg]

They’re one of the best and never really recognized by the music industry, absolutely top ten in concerts back in the early days, seen them twice in the 70’s and they were always amazing

[kecosafuera]

And the bassline working like Melody's ground as everytime...

[larrylucas]

Has anybody said, I Love You lately? Have now...Love You. Peace.

[pramodpradhane]

One of the best song I love from this incredible band

[jebstewart]

Lonesome Dave on Guitar and vocal.... wow....and only a few views—-that means it’s your job to SPREAD THE WORD on this awesome audio upload!