N E 1 know a song with "oh leo / oh oh oh oh oh oh" or "for real / oh oh oh oh oh oh" ? 70s rock? It's upbeat

Question

I think it's a 70s rock song. I'm not sure about the last line before the chourous, but I am sure that it goes "oh oh oh oh oh oh" or "whoa oh oh oh oh oh". I think the last word before the chourous rhymes with oh- -maybe it's "for real", or "oh leo". It sounds like "oh leo...oh oh oh oh oh oh." It is upbeat/fast-paced.
I'll try and tell you that the part I know sounds like
da da de da da
de da da da
da da da da
de da da
de da da da
da (oh?)
de da (leo?)
de da da (oh oh oh)
da da da (oh oh oh)
Gosh I wish I knew more words from the song!
Thanks ^.^

Answer 1

it's called Lido Shuffle by Boz Scaggs



awesome song!

Lido missed the boat that day he left the shack
But that was all he missed and he ain't comin' back
A tombstone bar in a jukejoint car, he made a stop
Just long enough to grab a handle off the top
Next stop Chi town, Lido put the money down and let it roll

/ A - D - / E - D GC / 1st / E - D E7 / 1st /

He said one more job ought to get it
One last shot 'fore we quit it
One more for the road

/ E D / E D A E / C G /

{Refrain}
Lido, whoa-oh-oh-oh
He's for the money, he's for the show
Lido's waitin' for the go
Lido, whoa-oh-oh-oh
He said one more job ought to get it
One last shot 'fore we quit it
One more for the road

/ C - FEm DmC / G - / F CG / 1st / C Bb / / C Bb F - /

Lido be runnin', havin' great big fun, until he got the note
Sayin' toe the line or blow, and that was all she wrote
He be makin' like a beeline, headin' for the borderline
Goin' for broke

Sayin' one more hit ought to do it
This joint ain't nothin' to it
One more for the road

Answer 2

There are a couple of songs that I can think of that sort of fit. One is "D'Yer Maker" by Led Zeppelin and the other is "Do Do Do De Da Da Da" by The Police. Even if these aren't the songs you're looking for, I hope these will jog somebody else's memory.

Answer 3

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N E 1 know a song with "oh leo / oh oh oh oh oh oh" or "for real / oh oh oh oh oh oh" ? 70s rock? It's upbeat
I think it's a 70s rock song. I'm not sure about the last line before the chourous, but I am sure that it goes "oh oh oh oh oh oh" or "whoa oh oh oh oh oh". I think the last word before the chourous rhymes with oh- -maybe it's "for real", or "oh...

Answer 4

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