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Lecrae - Nuthin'

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Album: Anomaly
Released: 2014

Nuthin' Lyrics

Gawvi, get 'em!

Here we go again in circles
I think I heard it all
We been here before
But we need something more
Something more
Something more
What you say?
I can't hear 'cause you ain't talking 'bout Nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
What you talking 'bout?
They be talking 'bout the same old thing
I'm a have to call a foul in the game
What you talking 'bout?
A little money now you all OG
Talking 'bout it's all eyes on me
They ain't talking 'bout nuthin'

Let me guess, you counting money to the ceiling?
Difference 'tween us like at least a couple million
It's foreign cars, pretty girls everywhere you go
Yeah, I heard it thirty times on the radio
Louis Vuitton ain't gon' pay you for that bragging
And Donatella prolly never heard your album
Yeah they probably 'bout to label me a hater
But I know these people greater than the songs they created
It's little homies in the hood regurgitating
And everybody watching, thinking that you made it
The truth is for a few designer labels and a little bit of paper
Now you twelve years slaving
Hey, but you ain't Lupita so why you beat up and pushing people
To lean on the devil copping a seizure
It sound like you put your feet up
You still a slave and money can't buy you freedom, partna'

Here we go again in circles
I think I heard it all
We been here before
But we need something more
Something more
Something more
What you say?
I can't hear 'cause you ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
What you talking 'bout?
They be talking 'bout the same old thing
I'ma have to call a foul in the game
What you talking 'bout?
A little money now you all OG
Talking 'bout it's all eyes on me
They ain't talking 'bout nuthin'

Tell me why the song's on in my car (hear the radio)
Why the song on in my gym (what they saying now)
And the song's stuck in my head (I can't take no more)
I still don't know what y'all saying
Lemme lemme lemme do this
I'm a be a straight shooter
If we was made in his image, why we so Judas?
Talking bread like we at the last supper
Throwing money at these women make it rain in the summer
I ain't advertising brands on the radio
They expensive and I know they ain't gon' pay me for
Telling kids to go in debt, for the 'vette that they'll prolly never get
But I talk about it every song
And every song talking 'bout they selling work on every corner
Don't talk about the laws, taking kids away from mommas
Don't talk about your homie in the trauma 'cause he shot up
Or what about your young boy messing up the product?
They don't talk about the bond money that they ain't have
And everybody snitch on everybody in the jam
They don't talk about the pain, they don't talk about the struggle
How they turn to the Lord when they ran into trouble
I'ma talk about it
I don't care if the world try to swallow me
I turn my back to 'em, tell 'em all follow me
I know you gon' label me a hater
But inside you are greater than the songs you creating, man

Here we go again in circles
I think I heard it all
We been here before
But we need something more
Something more
Something more
What you say?
I can't hear 'cause you ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
Ain't talking 'bout nuthin' (ain't talking 'bout nuthin')
What you talking 'bout?
They be talking 'bout the same old thing
I'ma have to call a foul in the game
What you talking 'bout?
A little money now you all OG
Talking 'bout it's all eyes on me
They ain't talking 'bout nuthin'

Writer/s: Moore, Le Crae Devaughn / Mineo, Andrew Aaron / Azucena, Gabriel Alberto / Marshall, Michael / McDowell, Dimitri
Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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Nuthin'

Lecrae is rapping here about people thinking more about what they're saying and promoting. "Humanity is responsible for civilizations, computers, pyramids! We've been created with more potential than what we are talking about in our music," he explained to The Michigan News. "Our aspirations are falling short. Who brags on being a playground all-star? We haven't even explored our NBA potential."

Lecrae raps in his second verse about issues that he feels other rappers should be talking about:

And every song talking 'bout they selling work on every corner
Don't talk about the laws, taking kids away from mommas
Don't talk about your homie in the trauma 'cause he shot up

The last line may be a personal reference to Lecrae's cousin who got shot after leaving a party. The rapper referenced the incident on his Church Clothes 2 track, "My Whole Life Changed." ("My cousin walked out a party, bow, got shot
Pow, pow, pow.")

The song's producer Gawvi was inspired to create an up to date version of the 1995 hip-hop single "I Got 5 On It" by the West Coast duo Luniz. Lecrae recalled on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. "Gawvi called me into the studio and said, 'I've got this crazy song,' He's always got a set-up for every song. He can't just play it for you. He's gotta tell you this long story about how he was inspired."

Lecrae loved the beat and started working on lyrics for it that night.

This plays during the trailer for the Disney Channel's original movie Bad Hair Day.

Sublime - Pool Shark

Sublime - Pool Shark Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Robbin' The Hood
Released: 1994

Pool Shark Lyrics

They say in this song Brad predicts his own death from Heroin

Lying in my plastic bed,
Thinkin' how things were so cool to me
My baby likes to shoot pool
I like lying naked in my bedroom

Tying on the dinosaur
Tonight it used to be so cool

Now I've got the needle
And I can't bleed, but I can't breathe.
Take it away and I want more and more
One day I'm gonna lose the war

Lying in my plastic bed
Thinkin' how things were so cool to me
My baby likes to shoot pool
I like lying naked in my bedroom

Tying on the dinosaur
Tonight it used to be so cool

Now I've got the needle
And I can't shake
But I can't breathe

Take it away and but I want more and more
One day I'm gonna lose the war

Writer/s: ELAM, KEITH/SUBLIME /
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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Pool Shark

This is widely known as singer Bradley Nowell's "suicide note." It talks of his struggle with heroin, and how "One day (he's) gonna lose the war." Nowell died of a heroin overdose in 1996. (thanks, Jules - W Bloomfield, MI)

While this song does make specific references to heroin ("Now I've got the needle, and I can shake"), Nowell wrote it about a specific girl. In our interview with Sublime bass player Eric Wilson , he explained that the "Pool Shark" was his girlfriend at the time. "She was really good at pool - it turns out she was hanging out with some guys and she got good at pool," he said. "They broke up shortly after that, but that's what he wrote that about."

Magic! - Don't Kill the Magic

Magic! - Don't Kill the Magic Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Don't Kill the Magic
Released: 2014

Don't Kill the Magic Lyrics

If you want space (you could have it)
If you want change (you could have it)
Sleep on your bed (you could have it)
Bullet to my head (you could have it)

If you want love! (you could have it)
The way that you love (you could have it)
If you want time (you could have it)
I’ll tell you no lie (you could have it)

Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
I’m not ready to give up just yet
We could stay until we both forget
So baby, don’t kill, (don’t kill) don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
Ooh

If you want space (you could have it)
If you want change (I’ll make it drastic)
Sleep on your bed (I’ll be your mattress)
Bullet to my head (you could blast it)

Oh if you want love! (I’ll be tragic)
The way that you love (I can match it)
If you want time (I’ll be elastic)
Tell you no lie (You can have it)
No lieee

Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
I’m not ready to give up just yet
We could stay until we both forget
So baby, don’t kill, (don’t kill) don’t kill the magic (ohhh)

Take my arms, take my legs, take my vision
Take my tongue, take my lungs, if you need it
Hold my knees, hold my knees, hold my knees, I beg
Hey ey ey ey ey

You know I said I’m trying fix this baby
Let me be in my heart God’s pleasure
I will do, I will do anything instead

Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
Just don’t kill, don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
I’m not ready to give up just yet
We could stay until we both forget
So baby, don’t kill, (don’t kill) don’t kill the magic (ohhh)
You could have it, you could have it
You could have it, you could have it
You could have it, you could have it

Writer/s: ATWEH, NASRI / PELLIZZER, MARK / TANASIJCZUK, ALEXANDER / MESSINGER, ADAM
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
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Don't Kill the Magic

Magic! took their name from this song, which also acts as the title track of their debut album. Frontman Nasri Atweh explained to Spin magazine: "It was one of the first songs we wrote, in the first two weeks of songwriting when we first came together. And it felt kind of magical, the connection between us. That is the connection of music for us, it's magical."

The exclamation point in the band's name came from Nasri's producer and sonwriting partner, Adam Messinger. The frontman told Spin: "He was like, 'You guys should do something else to the word 'Magic' and he sarcastically drew an exclamation. We were like, 'Eh, looks good to us.' We just rolled with it."

Gordon Lightfoot - Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald

Gordon Lightfoot - Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Summertime Dream
Released: 1976

Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Lyrics

The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they called 'gitche gumee'
The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead
When the skies of November turn gloomy
With a load of iron ore twenty-six thousand tons more
Than the Edmund Fitzgerald weighed empty
That good ship and crew was a bone to be chewed
When the gales of November came early

The ship was the pride of the American side
Coming back from some mill in Wisconsin
As the big freighters go, it was bigger than most
With a crew and good captain well seasoned
Concluding some terms with a couple of steel firms
When they left fully loaded for Cleveland
And later that night when the ship's bell rang
Could it be the north wind they'd been feelin'?

The wind in the wires made a tattle-tale sound
And a wave broke over the railing
And every man knew, as the captain did too,
T'was the witch of November come stealin'
The dawn came late and the breakfast had to wait
When the gales of November came slashin'
When afternoon came it was freezin' rain
In the face of a hurricane west wind

When suppertime came, the old cook came on deck sayin'
Fellas, it's too rough to feed ya
At seven pm a main hatchway caved in, he said
Fellas, it's been good t'know ya
The captain wired in he had water comin' in
And the good ship and crew was in peril
And later that night when his lights went outta sight
Came the Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald

Does any one know where the love of God goes
When the waves turn the minutes to hours?
The searches all say they'd have made Whitefish Bay
If they'd put fifteen more miles behind her
They might have split up or they might have capsized
They may have broke deep and took water
And all that remains is the faces and the names
Of the wives and the sons and the daughters

Lake Huron rolls, superior sings
In the rooms of her ice-water mansion
Old Michigan steams like a young man's dreams
The islands and bays are for sportsmen
And farther below Lake Ontario
Takes in what Lake Erie can send her
And the iron boats go as the mariners all know
With the gales of November remembered

In a musty old hall in Detroit they prayed,
In the maritime sailors' cathedral
The church bell chimed till it rang twenty-nine times
For each man on the Edmund Fitzgerald
The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they call 'gitche gumee'
Superior, they said, never gives up her dead
When the gales of November come early

Writer/s: LIGHTFOOT, GORDON
Publisher: Moose Music Ltd./Early Morning Music Ltd.
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Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald

This is a factual retelling of a shipwreck on Lake Superior in November, 1975 that claimed the lives of 29 crew members. On November 10, 1975, the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald broke in half and sunk in Lake Superior. The storm she was caught in reported winds from 35 to 52 knots, and waves anywhere from 10 to 35 feet high.

She was loaded with 26,116 tons of taconite pellets at the Burlington Northern Railroad, Dock #1. Her destination was Zug Island on the Detroit River. There were 29 crew members who perished in the sinking.

In the US, this was held out of the #1 spot by Rod Stewart's "Tonight's The Night."

This was nominated for the Song of the Year Grammy, but it was beaten by Barry Manilow's "I Write The Songs." (thanks, Frank - Pembroke Pines, FL, for above 3)

Paul Gross hoped to use this tune for his episode of the TV show Due South, "Mountie on the Bounty." He discreetly tried to secure the rights to use the song, but out of respect for the families who wished not to be reminded of the tragedy he didn't pursue the option aggressively. He instead wrote the similarly themed song "32 down On The Robert MacKenzie." (thanks, Billy - Plymouth, NH)

Ohio-based Great Lakes Brewery produces a beer called Edmund Fitzgerald Porter. (thanks, Douglas - Waterloo, England)

In 1970, baseball commissioner Bud Selig's co-founding partner in the Brewers was fellow Milwaukee businessman Edmund B. Fitzgerald, a patron of Milwaukee arts and civic projects, and the son of a family that owned Great Lakes shipyards. In 1958, the freighter SS Edmund Fitzgerald was named for Edmund B.'s father. Fitzgerald later became a professor at Vanderbilt University.

An initial investigation suggested that the crew was partly to blame for the disaster by not securing the ship's hatches. Lightfoot's song reflected the original findings in the verse, "…at 7 p.m. a main hatchway gave in." However, in 2010 a Canadian documentary claimed to have proven the crew of the ship was not responsible for the tragedy. It concluded that there is little evidence that failure to secure the ship's hatches caused the sinking.
Lightfoot said he intended to change it to reflect the new findings. "I'm sincerely grateful to yap films and their program The Dive Detectives for putting together compelling evidence that the tragedy was not a result of crew error," he said in a release. "This finally vindicates, and honours, not only all of the crew who lost their lives, but also the family members who survived them."

Lightfoot recalled the story of the song during a Reddit AMA: "The Edmund Fitzgerald really seemed to go unnoticed at that time, anything I'd seen in the newspapers or magazines were very short, brief articles, and I felt I would like to expand upon the story of the sinking of the ship itself," he said. "And it was quite an undertaking to do that, I went and bought all of the old newspapers, got everything in chronological order, and went ahead and did it because I already had a melody in my mind and it was from an old Irish dirge that I heard when I was about three and a half years old."

"I think it was one of the first pieces of music that registered to me as being a piece of music," he continued. "That's where the melody comes from, from an old Irish folk song."

Lightfoot wrote the lyrics after coming up with the melody and chords. He recalled: "When the story came on television, that the Edmund had foundered in Lake Superior three hours earlier, it was right on the CBC here in Canada, I came into the kitchen for a cup of coffee and saw the news and I said 'That's my story to go with the melody and the chords.'"

In a 2015 interview with NPR's Scott Simon, Gordon Lightfoot explained that the article he read in Newsweek about the tragedy was, "Short shrift for such a monumental event." Lightfoot says the song came about when he discovered the newspaper writers kept misspelling the name of the ship, rendering it as "Edmond Fitzgerald" rather than "Edmund Fitzgerald." Though he didn't say whether or not the misspelling was deliberate, he was quoted as telling Scott, "That's it! If they're gonna spell the name wrong, I've got to get to the bottom of this!" (thanks, Annabelle - Eugene, OR)

This is referenced in the Seinfeld episode "Andrea Doria," when Elaine mistakenly believes Gordon Lightfoot was the name of the ship and Edmund Fitzgerald was the name of the singer. Jerry quips: "Yeah, and it was rammed by the Cat Stevens."

Marsha Ambrosius - Love

Marsha Ambrosius - Love Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Friends & Lovers
Released: 2014

Love Lyrics

Ooh, Love
Well alright, well alright, well alright
Yeah

I wake up every morning
I grab a cup of coffee and I
I read the morning paper
There's nothing 'bout you being on my mind
I could be going crazy
'Cause nothing that I do will subside
What I feel, what I feel inside
I'm missing you baby

I hop up in the shower
The water running with my falling tears
Every second every hour
It's only been a week but it feels like years
I know I might be crazy
Because I'm getting weak so weak for you my dear
Boy I need you here

When love knocks at your door
Don't turn it away
Just let it inside
Invite it to stay
Just let it be
Don't you be afraid
If this is how you feel
This must be love
This must be love

I say hello to my neighbour across the hall
Hoping I don't have to feel so alone at all
I put a smile where I'm frowning now
I shouldn't let it bring me down
I think of the moments that I tried
To walk away and leave your side
I'm waiting on you again
Love I need you here
I'm missing you baby

When love knocks at your door
Don't turn it away
Just let it inside
Invite it to stay
Just let it be
Don't you be afraid
If this is how you feel

And I tried and I tried and I tried to deny the emotions
But you know that it's love when you can't get enough
And it's all you've been dreaming of
(Still dream about loving you)
Well alright well alright well alright

When love knocks at your door
Don't turn it away
Just let it inside
Invite it to stay
Just let it be
Don't you be afraid
If this is how you feel
This must be love (must be love)

When love knocks at your door
Don't turn it away
Just let it inside
Invite it to stay
Just let it be
Don't you be afraid
If this is how you feel
This must be love (must be love)
This must be love (must be love)
This must be love (must be love)
This must be love (must be love)
Well alright, well alright, well alright

Writer/s: Scott, Jamie / Ambrosius, Marsha
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Love

Hopeful yet tinged with sadness, this song finds Ambrosius encouraging the listener not to be afraid when love comes knocking on the door. "There's so many ways to spin what love is for you," she said. "It can be the most joyful and terrifying time to love at the level that you feel you deserve."

"With this song it was literally that morning, standing on the balcony, cup of coffee overlooking wherever in the world …I read the morning paper but there's nothing in there about the love I have for someone," Ambrosius added. "Yet this is the biggest news I have in my life…no one is reading about little old me. But for me, it was an affirmation and reminder of what to do when that is exactly what it is."

Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take It

Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take It Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Stay Hungry
Released: 1984

We're Not Gonna Take It Lyrics

Oh We're Not Gonna Take It
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

We've got the right to choose it
There ain't no way we'll lost it
This is our life, this is our song

We'll fight the powers that be just
Don't pick our destiny 'cause
You don't know us, you don't belong

Oh we're not gonna take it
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

Oh you're so condescending
Your gall is never ending
We don't want nothin', not a thing from you

Your life is trite and jaded
Boring and confiscated
If that's your best, your best won't do

Oh Oh

We're right (yeah)
We're free (yeah)
We'll fight (yeah)
You'll see (yeah)

Oh we're not gonna take it
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

Oh we're not gonna take it
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

No way

Oh Oh

We're right (yeah)
We're free (yeah)
We'll fight (yeah)
You'll see (yeah)

Oh we're not gonna take it
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

Oh we're not gonna take it
No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh we're not gonna take it anymore

Just you try and make us
We're not gonna take it
Come on!

No, we ain't gonna take it
You're all worthless and weak
We're not gonna take it anymore

Now drop and give me twenty
We're not gonna take it
Oh crinch pin

No, we ain't gonna take it
Oh you and your uniform
We're not gonna take it anymore

Writer/s: ROBINSON, JERRY / SNIDER, DANIEL DEE / NEVINS, JASON
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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We're Not Gonna Take It

This is the mighty anthem for anyone lashing out at an authority figure and ready to put up a fight. The song is short on specifics, so it can apply to just about any situation where "we" are battling "the powers that be." This all-purpose approach was intentional and gave the song a timeless quality. In our interview with Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider , he explained: "With 'We're Not Gonna Take It,' whether I was singing about my parents, my teachers, my bosses, my peers, people around me, I felt it was important not to define it by actually naming names and singing, 'Dad, you're so trite and jaded, I hate my teachers, too.' And thus, the song has had a life in sporting events, at political rallies, at protests, pretty much anybody who's not taking something from somebody else, they're going to break into 'We're Not Gonna Take It' all over the world."

Twisted Sister wrote this song to the basic tune of "O Come All Ye Faithful." On their 2006 album A Twisted Christmas, they did a version of "O Come, All Ye Faithful" with using the traditional lyrics but set to the music of "We're Not Gonna Take It."

Dee Snider started writing this song in 1980, two years before Twisted Sister released their first album, Under the Blade. He had the hook, but couldn't come up with a verse melody. After Def Leppard released their Pyromania album in 1983, Snider came up with a plan. "In studying some of Mutt Lange's work with Def Leppard, I saw that a number of their songs were using variations on the chorus as a verse," he told us. "That gave me the information I needed to come up with the rest of 'We're Not Gonna Take It.'"

The song was finished in time for Twisted Sister's third album, Stay Hungry, which was their breakthrough, taking them out of the clubs and into arenas. "We're Not Gonna Take It," released as the first single, led the charge thanks to the innovative video with cartoonish violence featuring a young kid that turns into Snider, telling his father he's "Not gonna take it!"

With frequent airplay on the emerging MTV, Twisted Sister was exposed to a large and more youthful audience, and soon they were all over the media. What many didn't realize was that band had been around for over a decade by this time, and had already built a loyal following in the New York area. On the Stay Hungry tour, Snider would often commend the fans that were there when you couldn't catch them on MTV.

The video features Mark Metcalf, who played Neidermeyer in the 1978 movie Animal House. Before the song starts, Metcalf comes into the kid's room and berates him, ending his tirade by asking the now-famous phrase, "what are you want do with your life"? (answer: "I wanna rock!").

The dialogue was written by the video's director Marty Callner, who had directed several HBO specials but never a music video. He said in the book I Want My MTV: "Atlantic Records had signed a Long Island band they didn't know what to do with, Twisted Sister. They had a song, 'We're Not Gonna Take It,' and because of my comedy and music background, they seemed like the perfect hybrid for me."

Mark Metcalf ended by starring in the next Twisted Sister video as well: "I Wanna Rock." He was living in Pittsburgh and only took the gig because he got a free flight to LA where he had a girlfriend. Snider, a huge Animal House fan, picked him up at the airport and they instantly bonded.

In this song, not only are we not gonna take it, but we're going to turn the tables and let our oppressor know that his life is not only "trite and jaded" but also "boring and confiscated." Going on the attack was a Twisted Sister specialty: At their concerts, Dee Snider would go on tirades about various people and institutions, and would sometimes berate audience members who were killing the vibe.

Eddie Ojeda and Jay Jay French shared guitar duties with Twisted Sister. Ojeda played the solo on this one.

Mitt Romney's running mate Paul Ryan used the song during the 2012 Republican Party's presidential campaign, causing Dee Snider to air his disapproval. "I emphatically denounce Paul Ryan's use of my band Twisted Sister's song 'We're Not Gonna Take It' in any capacity," said the Twisted Sister frontman in a statement. "There is almost nothing he stands for that I agree with except the use of the [workout program] P90X."

Snider, however, had no problem with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump using the the tune as the "exit song" during the politician's 2015 campaign stops. "Donald Trump is a good friend and a great guy, and I support him turning the political system on its head," he told TMZ.com . "The song 'We're Not Gonna Take It' is a song about rebellion, and there's nothing more rebellious than what Donald Trump is doing right now. Although [Democratic presidential candidate] Bernie Sanders can use it as well; he's turning things upside down too."

Marsha Ambrosius - Spend All My Time

Marsha Ambrosius - Spend All My Time Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Friends & Lovers
Released: 2014

Spend All My Time Lyrics

I'm a material girl, living this material life (life, life)
I been around this whole world (whole world girl)
All alone, a couple times
It can get kinda lonely, baby (baby)
I'm too busy to notice sometimes (oh oh sometimes)
I been without you, my love, love
Without you by my side

All the happiness this money can't buy
Oh, I wanna Spend All My Time with you (spend all my time)
All the lovin' I've been missin' in my life
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you, babe

(Oh oh oh I) I feel this void in my heart
Broken in pieces my heart
Far too many times I've been hurt
Give it up on what I deserve
What I deserve is real love
All that I haven't deserved
No, I give everything to this love
Now, because I spend too much

All the happiness this money can't buy
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you (spend all my time)
All the lovin' I've been missin' in my life
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you, babe

Spending all of my time on other wrong things (on other wrong things)
Means nothing without you baby (nothing without you baby)
I guess I was wrong, baby
Longing for you now
Baby, I can end the finer things, all the diamond rings
But they ain't worth what is you and I

All the happiness this money can't buy
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you
All the lovin' I've been missin' in my life
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you, babe

All the happiness this money can't buy
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you (spend all my time)
All the lovin' I've been missin' in my life
Oh, I wanna spend all my time with you, babe (wanna spend all my time with you)

Oh, I
Oh oh oh (spend all my time)
Spend all my time with you, babe (spend all my time)
Spend all my time with you, babe
Spend all my time with you, babe
(Spend all my time with you)
Babe with you

Writer/s: CLIFTON, ANDREW / HUDSON, ERIC / AMBROSIUS, MARSHA
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, SONGS MUSIC PUBLISHING
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Spend All My Time

This duet with Charlie Wilson finds Ambrosius addressing what it feels like to bid farewell to fallen loved ones. "This is about me missing my grandmother and my aunt to the point where it hindered how I carried on my day," she said. "I lost my grandmother in 2003. I lost my Aunt way too suddenly to cancer and to watch her deteriorate before my eyes made me look at what is important."

"Music became my importance," Ambrosius continued." I felt guilty for that and I know that's what they would have wanted for me. I had no choice, but to keep living. I'm out here trying to get this money so we can get to Disney World. Everyone is rooting for me and wishing me well and there's me not being able to be by their side. All the happiness this money can't buy, I wanna spend all my time with you."

Sammy Davis, Jr. - The Candy Man

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Album: Best Of Sammy Davis Jr.
Released: 1972

The Candy Man Lyrics

(Candy man)
(Hey, Candy man)
Alright everybody gather 'round
The Candy Man is here
What kind of candy do you want
Sweet choc'late
Choc'late malted candy
Gum drops
Anything you want
You've come to the right man
'Cause I'm the Candy Man
Who can take a sunrise (who can take a sunrise)
Sprinkle it with dew (sprinkle it with dew)
Cover it with choc'late and a miracle or two
The Candy Man (the Candy Man)
Oh, the Candy Man can (the Candy Man can)
The Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good
(Makes the world taste good)
Who can take a rainbow (who can take a rainbow)
Wrap it in a sigh (wrap it in a sigh)
Soak it in the sun and make a groovy lemon pie
The Candy Man (the Candy Man)
The Candy Man can (the Candy Man can)
The Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good
(Makes the world taste good)
(The Candy Man makes everything he bakes)
(Satisfying and delicious)
Now you talk about your childhood wishes
You can even eat the dishes
Oh, who can take tomorrow (who can take tomorrow)
Dip it in a dream (dip it in a dream)
Separate the sorrow and collect up all the cream
The Candy Man (the Candy Man)
Oh, the Candy Man can (the Candy Man can)
The Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good
(Makes the world taste good)
(The Candy Man makes everything he bakes)
(Satisfying and delicious)
Talk about your childhood wishes
You can even eat the dishes
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Who can take tomorrow (who can take tomorrow)
Dip it in a dream (dip it in a dream)
Separate the sorrow and collect up all the cream
The Candy Man (the Candy Man)
The Candy Man can (the Candy Man can)
The Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good
(Makes the world taste good)
Yes, the Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good
(Makes the world taste good)
A-Candy Man, a-Candy Man, a-Candy Man
(Makes the world taste good)
A-Candy Man, a-Candy Man, a-Candy Man
A-Candy Man, a-Candy Man, a-Candy Man
(Makes the world taste good)
A-Candy Man, a-Candy Man, a-Candy Man

Writer/s: SWEAT, KEITH D. / RILEY, EDWARD THEODORE / THOMAS, DANIEL PATRICE / WEBSTER, TARVARES JEVON
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group, STARTLING MUSIC LTD C/O BRUCE V. GRAKAL
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The Candy Man

Aubrey Woods performed this in the 1971 movie Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, starring Gene Wilder and Jack Albertson. Co-writer Anthony Newley was so appalled at Woods' performance that he asked producers Stan Margulies and David Wolper to let him perform Woods' role if they could reshoot the scene, but Newley's offer was turned down.

As the movie wrapped up production, Mike Curb recorded an instrumental backing for the song with Sammy Davis Jr. in mind. The former member of the Rat Pack didn't like the song at first but decided to do it anyway. The result: the biggest hit of Davis' career.

Newley wasn't too thrilled with Davis's version either. He was recording his own edition of the song when MGM released Davis's version as a single. Newley was going through a divorce from actress Joan Collins in the same year Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory was released.

In 1985, this became the "Sunshine Baker Man" in a television commercial. Davis sang it, too.

This song was used in the animated film Madagascar as Alex the lion is hit with a tranquilizer dart. (thanks, Alistair - Dundee, Scotland)

After Sammy reluctantly eventually agreed to record the song, he rushed through it in two takes before heading to Vietnam to entertain the troops. "This record is going straight into the toilet," he complained at the time. "Not just around the rim but into the bowl, and it may just pull my whole career down with it." (Source Mojo magazine)

Miranda Lambert - Old S--t

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Album: Platinum
Released: 2014

Old S--t Lyrics

Old S--t

This Bluegrass ode to stuff brought from flea markets was penned by singer-songwriter Brent Cobb (David Nail's "Grandpa's Farm," Kellie Pickler's "Rockaway (The Rockin' Chair Song)") and Neil Mason of the Cadillac Three.

Lambert visits the flea market in Round Top, Texas, every year and readily connected with the song. "I just buy a bunch of old s--t that I don't need for a house I'm gonna build one day that I don't have yet," she said.

Morris Albert - Feelings

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Album: Feelings
Released: 1975

Feelings Lyrics

Feelings, nothing more than feelings,
Trying to forget my feelings of love.
Teardrops rolling down on my face,
Trying to forget my feelings of love.

Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it.
I wish I've never met you, girl; you'll never come again.

Feelings, wo-o-o feelings,
Wo-o-o, feel you again in my arms.

Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you
And feelings like I've never have you again in my heart.

Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it.
I wish I've never met you, girl; you'll never come again.

Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you
And feelings like I've never have you again in my life.

Feelings, wo-o-o feelings,
Wo-o-o, feelings again in my arms.
Feelings

Feelings, wo-o-o feelings,
Wo-o-o, feelings again in my arms.
Feelings...

Writer/s: ALBERT, MORRIS / GASTE, LOUIS FELIX PIERRE MARIE
Publisher: Peermusic Publishing
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Feelings

The singer's full name is Morris Albert Kaiserman. He was born in Brazil.

Albert originally recorded this as a Portuguese-language bolero, which became a major hit in latin America in 1975.

This song made headlines in 1999 when an Indonesian army leader sang it at a formal dinner to describe his position on the unrest in East Timor (A former Portuguese colony that was annexed by Indonesia in 1976. After a quarter century of unrest, East Timor became independent in 2002). (thanks, Brad Wind - Miami, FL, for above 3)

The Offspring recorded this for their 1998 album Americana. (thanks, Cynthia - sacramento, United States)

In 1987, Morris Albert was found guilty of plagiarism, with a jury finding that this borrowed heavily from a French song from 1956 called "Pour Toi." (thanks, Bertrand - Paris, France)

New Medicine - One Too Many

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Album: Breaking the Model
Released: 2014

One Too Many Lyrics

Friday night, passed out
In the street, can't believe
What I see, what I hear
Think I've had, too many bears
See a girl, in my bed
She took the halo from my head
Call me scum, I'm a bum
Mommy look what I've become
He did it again
My identical twin
So let the party begin
'Cause I'm not going home
And you can tell all your friends
That I'll be dressed to the tens
And I won't make amends
If you tell me I had
One Too Many drinks,
One too many fights,
One too many nights
In a rut, getting drunk,
Ending up with a scar
Kicked out of a bar
Feeling like a shit,
'Cause I hit rock bottom
I've had one too many, hey! Hey!
'Cause I've had one too many, hey! Hey!
One too many. One too many

Fist up, in the air
Lose my balance on the stairs
Red the color of the night
Who's that beauty wearing white?
I hear a song about to start
I hear the in my heart
Listen close, I'll sing it true
Fuck you and the things you do
Officer, please
Don't point your finger at me
If I play you a song, will you let me along?
'Cause I missed what you said
I think I'll sleep when I'm dead
'Cause the bomb in my head
Is screaming 3-2-1
One too many drinks,
One too many fights,
One too many nights
In a rut, getting drunk,
Ending up with a scar
Kicked out of a bar
Feeling like a shit,
'Cause I hit rock bottom
I've had one too many, hey! Hey!
'Cause I've had one too many, hey! Hey!

One too many drinks at the bar
Chillin' like a star
Here's to you, here's to me
Here's to what tonight could be

You're not bringing me down
Won't let you push me around
And I ain't leaving this town
So you'd best throw me out
'Cause if you're fucking with me
I'll give you something to see
Now open both of your eyes
I'm out here walking the line
One too many drinks,
One too many fights,
One too many nights
In a rut, getting drunk,
Ending up with a scar
Kicked out of a bar
Feeling like a shit,
'Cause I hit rock bottom
I've had one too many drinks,
One too many fights,
One too many nights
In a rut, getting drunk,
Ending up with a scar
Kicked out of a bar
Feeling like a shit,
'Cause I hit rock bottom
I've had one too many, hey! Hey!
'Cause I've had one too many, hey! Hey!

One too many

Writer/s: KARL GRONWALL, DAN GARLAND, JAKE SCHERER
Publisher: COLTON ENTERTAINMENT LLC
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One Too Many

The first single from New Medicine's Breaking the Model album is about excessiveness. Vocalist Jake Scherer explained: "Everybody is guilty of that — whether it's drinking or something else. We all hit the point where we say, 'Now, I probably shouldn't have this one more, but I'll do it anyway!' That's the fun part of life. You never know unless you go too far."

"That's also a metaphor for how we perceive music," Scherer added. "We want to cross the line."

Petula Clark - This Is My Song

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Album: These Are My Songs
Released: 1967

This Is My Song Lyrics

Why is my heart so light?
Why are the stars so bright?
Why is the sky so blue
Since the hour I met you?

Flowers are smiling bright
Smiling for our delight
Smiling so tenderly
For all the world, you and me

[Bridge]
I know why the world is smiling
Smiling so tenderly
It hears the same old story
Through all eternity

Love, This Is My Song
Here is a song, a serenade to you
The world cannot be wrong
If in this world there is you

[Chorus x 2]
I care not what the world may say
Without your love there is no day
So, love, this is my song
Here is a song, a serenade to you

Writer/s: CHAPLIN, CHARLES
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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This Is My Song

This song was written by the silent movie giant Charlie Chaplin for his movie A Countess From Hong Kong, starring Sophia Loren and Marlon Brando. Chaplin was a talented composer, his most famous work being "Smile," which he wrote as an instrumental for his 1936 film Modern Times.

Petula Clark (known as "Pet Clark" in her native England) said of the song: "I heard it and I thought it was a charming, slightly old fashioned love song. I could hear it being a hit in French, Italian and German."

Clark recorded versions of the song in French, Italian, and German for the European market. At the same time, her husband Claude recorded the original English version used in the movie. At the end of her recording session, Petula Clark recorded her English version using her husband's backing track.

Clark didn't want to record the song in English, as she didn't think it would work, but her producer Sonny Burke convinced her to do it. Reluctantly, she recorded the song. The English version was the first one released, issued in the UK where it quickly rose to #1.

An English-language version by Harry Secombe was released in the UK before Clark's - his version spent a week at #1 there.

Clark recorded the song in Los Angeles with Ernie Freeman handling the arrangements. Freeman did a lot of work with Frank Sinatra and became a top arranger for many of the '60s hits recorded with the talented LA session musicians who performed on this track. Clark says he did "this absolutely perfect arrangement" on "This Is My Song."