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Sweet Thing
05:15
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Sweet Thing By J. Langer
Oh, I won’t be your sweet thing on the side...
Well lately I’ve noticed
When we’re making love
You seem a little distracted, baby Now who you thinking of?
Don’t you play games
Cause I know for sure
I don’t just want a taste honey I need a little bit more
And I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side.
If you want some honey
I’ll be your Queen Bee
If you need some sugar, baby I’ve got all that you need.
If you want a good woman Ain’t that what I’ve shown? Cause I ain’t no triflin’ child, I’m a woman who’s grown.
And I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side.
Well you had your girlfriends
And they treated you mean
But don’t you mess this up, baby Cause I’m the best thing you ever had. I don’t just want a taste
Cause that ain’t enough
I want all your lovin’, baby
Come on, give me the good stuff.
And I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side. No I won’t be
Your sweet thing on the side.
Cause I want it all Yes, I need it all Yes, I earned It all. Ooh, I deserve it all.
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Shake
03:48
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Shake
By J. Langer
Come on baby, what you doin’ the Friday night? Come on baby, what you doin’ this Friday night? I’m going down to that juke joint
Gonna dance until I feel alright.
Pick me up, well pick me up about a quarter past nine. Pick me up, well pick me up about a quarter past nine. Dress real sharp, I’m gonna be looking real fine.
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
If you’re still around when I’m coming down, maybe you can come home with me.
It feels good, it feel good being back at the dive.
It feels good, it feel good being back at the dive.
Step on that dance floor, you know we’re gonna jump and jive.
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
If you’re still around when I’m coming down, maybe you can come home with me.
Shake, shimmy, sway like a willow tree.
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
If you’re still around when I’m coming down, maybe you can come home with me.
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna shimmy, I’m gonna sway like a willow tree
If you’re still around when I’m coming down, maybe you can come home with me.
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Come On Home
05:52
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Come On Home
By J. Langer
You make me weak, and wanna cry
When you cross the floor, walk to her, and just pass me by. But if things should go wrong, yes, as they sometimes
I hope you know, where you can turn, and come home to.
Come on home.
Come on home.
Oh, you know I’m down, and turned around Being here on my own.
Come on home
Come on home
Oh baby please, I’m on my knees begging you To come back home.
Walk through the door, it’s quiet now
I pace the floor, where you were before,
(All night) And I wonder how.
How things went so wrong, yes, as they sometimes do
But I hope you know, where you can still turn, and come home to.
Come on home.
Come on home.
Oh, you know I’m down, and turned around Being here on my own.
Come on home
Come on home
Oh baby please, I’m on my knees begging you To come back home.
And if she leaves, though she says that she never will Oh, it’s surely not because she knows what she has And if you find, that she’s left you high and dry
Then baby, baby come back to me
And if she leaves, though she says that she never will Oh, it’s surely not because she knows what she has And if you find, that she’s left you high and dry
Then baby, baby come back to me
Come on home.
Come on home.
Oh, you know I’m down, and turned around Being here on my own.
Come on home
Come on home
Oh baby please, I’m on my knees begging you To come back home.
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Southern Road
03:45
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Use Me On Gilded Splinters
Bill Withers/Mac Rebennack
Black Betty- Vocals
Joe Poppen- Guitar, Percussion
Christopher Brown- Bass
Rodney Dunton- Drums, Vocals, Percussion
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8. |
I'd Rather Go Blind
05:21
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Deal the Devil Made
04:05
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Deal the Devil Made
By J. Langer
Lost a man who loved me for one I gave my heart to. Now he’s gone away just like they all tend to do. When did a heart become an easy trade?
Ooh Lord, it’s a deal the Devil made.
And I feel just like a fool for loving him, yeah you know it’s true. But time after time I just don’t know what to do.
When did a heart become an easy trade?
Ooh Lord, it’s a deal the Devil made.
It’s not right, I know it’s not right.
So I close my eyes and I try to get on through the night. But as I lay here oh so lonesome
More lonesome that I’ve ever known
My poor heart is weeping
Crying out the Devil’s moan...
I’ll wake myself up in the morning, try to get on through another day But when he don’t come home, I’ll look at myself and I’ll say
When did a heart become an easy trade?
Ooh Lord, it’s a deal the Devil made.
It’s not right, I know it’s not right.
So I close my eyes and I try to get on through the night. But as I lay here oh so lonesome
More lonesome that I’ve ever known
My poor heart is weeping
Crying out the Devil’s moan...
I’ll wake myself up in the morning, try to get on through another day But when he don’t come home, I’ll look at myself and I’ll say
When did a heart become an easy trade?
Ooh Lord, it’s a deal the Devil made.
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Moonshine Society Washington, D.C.
Moonshine Society is the offspring of three Berklee College of Music friends. They united in 2009 to craft their own
formula of soulful blues, roots rock and old-school R&B that defies labels of traditional musical confines.
Leading the troupe is impassioned, soulful singer/songwriter Jenny Langer, who has shared the stage with such greats as Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi.
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