Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing [Cover by Mary Spender and Josh Turner]

you shiver in the dark it's raining in the park meanwhile south of the river you stop and hold a whole ben it's blowing double dixie four times you feel good when you hear that music playing but now you come in but you don't I don't see too many faces coming out of the rain , jazz rolls a competition elsewhere, everything but the horn is the sound that sounds towards the south, towards the south of London, look at the guitar, George, he knows all the chords, mine are strictly. The beat he doesn't want to make him cry or sing is all he can afford when he gets up under the lights to play his thing and Harry doesn't care if he doesn't do the scene.

He has a date and a job he is doing. okay, he can play honky tonk like anything else, he's saving it for Friday night

swing

and a crowd of young people were left fooling around on the corner, drunk and dressed in their best brown bags and platforms to not get discouraged for nothing. playing the trumpet they creoles creoles so good night now it's time to go home and mix it up quick with one more thing we are the

sultans

we are the

sultans

of

swing

yeah so cool I can see your hand shaking at the end which means you're nervous because you thought that was going to be the one I said: I'm going to ruin this at some point you get a chill in the dark it's raining in the park meanwhile south of the river you stop and put up with everything a dixie band is playing double four times you feel