Build Me a Woman

[cobriaclord]

Anyone of the Studio of BMAW?

Build me a woman,

Make her ten feet tall.
You got to build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
Don't make her worthless,
Don't make her small.
Build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
You got to build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
Don't make her worthless,
Don't make her small.
Build me someone I can ball
All night long.

[TheWallsScreamedPoetry]

we can live in hope mate
never say never as who knows what shit they have in the vault......all it needs is someone who has a sense of the history of the band to go and look........
Universal Mind, some of the old blues tracks, Someday Soon.......
Whether these greddy sods will ever share them with Doors fans is obviously another question.......

[ensenada]

build me a woman is a great song...the soundstage performance is the best for me.

[TheWallsScreamedPoetry]

Sometimes expanded in concert as Poontag Blues/Build Me a Woman/Sunday Trucker.
It was also recorded in a studio as Smokey The Bear/Build Me a Woman but as yet has only seen a limited spell on YouTube and not been released.

I've got the poontang blues
From the top of my head
To my cowboy shoes

Whole lotta money
Nothing to lose
I've got the poontang blues

Give me a witness, darling.
I need a witness, babe.
I got the poontang blues. I got the poontang blues.
From the top of my head to the bottom of my cowboy shoes.
Build me a woman,

Make her ten feet tall.
You got to build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
Don't make her worthless,
Don't make her small.
Build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
You got to build me a woman,
Make her ten feet tall.
Don't make her worthless,
Don't make her small.
Build me someone I can ball
All night long.


Sunday trucker
Christian motherfucker
Yeaheah

Well I'm a sunday trucker
Christian motherfucker
Yeah

I'm just a three-eyes boy
Looking for a trip,
So good

A nice energetic simple blues tune that the band liked to perform during the latter part of their career.
The PBS version was particularly good.
Another stage song that made reference to Jim's predicament with The Doors during this period.

Whole lotta money
Nothing to lose

These kind of lines in latter Doors songs cannot just be coincidence.