That's Alright

That's Alright is a cover of "That's All Right," which is a song written and originally performed by Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (Father of "Rock 'n' Roll"). Crudup recorded the song in Chicago in 1946. "That's All Right" later became the debut single recorded and released by Elvis Presley in 1956. Although Crudup was credited as the composer on the single of Presley's label, he never received any royalties. --Lyrics-- Well, now that's alright, mama That's alright for you That's alright mama Anyway you do That's alright That's alright That's alright now mama Anyway you do Mama she done told me Papa told me too They love you leavin' son now We'll be there for you That's alright That's alright That's alright now mama Anyway you do Yeah man Baby one and one is two Two and two is four I love that man But I've got to let him go That's alright That's alright That's alright now mama Anyway you do Baby now you don't want me Why not tell me so? You won't be bothered with me 'Round you have me no more Baby that's alright That's alright That's alright now mama Anyway you do --Track Credits-- Written and Originally Performed By: Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup Licensed By: Warner Unichappell Music Inc. Original Song Copyright and Publishing By: Warner Chappell Music Inc. Instrumental Music By: Carl Bludts Vocals By: Terry Blade Lyrical Variations By: Terry Blade