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Family Matters
03:14
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Dance with the mothers
Dance with the mothers
Dance with the mothers
All night long
Sing with the children
Sing with the children
Sing with the children
All day long
Drink with the fathers
Drink with the fathers
Drink with the fathers
All night long
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My My My (My Fort)
04:15
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I learned the hard way
That man-made shelters can't protect me
So I decided to form an army
Of Black soldiers to surround me
My my my
I had to learn the hard way
That my soldier friends...when times get hard
They'd desert me
Then I thank God I happened to fall in love
With this woman she fortified me
My my my
My fort is built with Love.
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Pitiful Soul
06:17
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I walked the other way
In a different direction
I wanted to be by myself
But you wouldn't leave me alone
So now I pray for your pitiful soul
Your pitiful soul
No I don't trust your smile
It won't go far with me
It's gonna be a while
It's gonna be a long while
A long long long time
So now I pray for your pitiful soul
Your pitiful soul
What shall we do with this dirty rotten scoundrel...
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4. |
Stay Away
04:52
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When I saw you
It was love at first sight
This ain't alright
Stay away from me
You are taken
I am happy
You've got a good guy
We're just lusting
Stay away from me
You shouldn't be on my mind
We've seen each other
For the first and last time
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5. |
Being Free
02:28
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I want to control nobody but me
I want to live out my life being free
Look at us
Watch and see
I bet you we gone get free
Wife house food kids
Grown folks shit
Land stocks stack you some
For the children
And for the young ones behind us
Think big be free
Come on let's get it
Laser sharp focused up
Where your plan at?
Show me cause...
I want to control nobody but me
I want to live out my life being free
Look at us
Watch and see
I bet you we gone get free
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Decoteau Black Chicago, Illinois
Music that's a timeless blend of deep soul, funk, and psychedelic rock, all within the expansive tradition of Black American
music.
Decoteau Black is songwriter-guitarist Decoteau J. Irby joined by drummer John Laws, bassist Will Boone and a rotating cast of musicians.
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