Lamorris and L.J. start this song by talking and having a good time. Then, when you hear them sing, their voices really complement each other. In the middle of the song, they talk about the fact that whenever they go somewhere, people think they're too young to sing the blues. They let us know that we have lost so many of our seasoned southern soul artists, such as Johnnie Taylor, Tyrone Davis, ZZ Hill, and Marvin Sease and they say that someone has to keep the blues going. I'm so glad that they've stepped up to the plate!
When you put these two together though, you've got a great southern soul song. The chorus of this song is the absolute best.
Just let me
know
I’ll tell
all the other girls
Please clear
the floor
You know
just how to get it
You know
just how to put your back in it
So baby when
you’re ready
Let me see you drop that thing steady
Let me see you drop that thing steady
Chorus
Now baby
back it up
Baby, take it
slow
Work your
way down to the floor
Now get
close to me
Get close to
me
Get close to
me
Baby get
close to me
You’ve got
some junk in your trunk
And I like
the way you wiggle that rump
You got us
all looking baby take it slow
Before you
drop it down low
I don’t see
how you move with them tight britches on
But you know
just how to get it
To a down
south southern soul song
Chorus
You know
what Lamorris, what you say LJ, everywhere we go
People always
think we are too young to sing the blues
That’s what
they say, but you know what I tell them
That Johnnie
Taylor’s gone, Tyrone Davis gone
And ZZ Hill
gone, and Marvin Sease
So somebody’s
gotta keep this blues going, so LJ, what you think
We’re young
and we’re ready
We’re young
and we’re ready
When we come
to your town
We’re gonna
cool it down (so you better get ready)
And if you don't know
You better come to the show
You better come to the show
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Southern Soul Paradise
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