1. |
Heart (Demo)
03:51
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Heart, why are you pounding like a hammer
Heart, why are you beating like a drum
Heart, why do you make such a commotion
When I'm waiting for my baby to come
Heart, don't do it
If it's not the real thing
Heart, I get so easily deceived
Heart, there is no other I can turn to
If not you, heart, then who can I believe
Oh heart, there must be no mistake
Beware, special care from the start
Whoa heart, though I'm glad
For the first bit of love we've had
Make certain now or else you're gonna break
Heart, you motor of emotion
Heart, you've never been like this before
Heart, at first I thought that you were joking
But I know deep down in you that you're sure
Oh heart, there must be no mistake
Beware, special care from the start
Whoa, heart, though I'm glad
For the first bit of love we've had
Make certain now or else you're gonna break
Whoa, heart, you motor of emotion
Heart, you've never been like this before
Heart, at first I thought that you were joking
But I know deep down in you that you're sure
Heart
Heart
I said heart
Heart
Whoa, heart
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2. |
Raining Raining (Demo)
01:55
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It's sunny and dry
With not one cloud in the sky
But here inside it is raining
Lovers go for a stroll
Dressed up in summery clothes
But in here it's cold and it's raining
It's raining so hard
Whoa, Lord, I wish it would stop
Raining, raining, raining
It's sunny and dry
With not one cloud in the sky
But here inside it is raining
Lovers go for a stroll
Dressed up in summery clothes
But in here it's cold and it's raining
It's raining so hard
Whoa, Lord, I wish it would stop
Raining, raining, raining
It's raining so hard
Whoa, Lord, I wish it would stop
Raining, raining, raining
Raining, raining, raining
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3. |
I Got a Job
03:00
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The roadies are getting rowdy up in room 129
It oughta be some party ‘cause the whole world’s been invited
There’ll be jumping and shouting with a great big “hip hooray”
Drinking like fishes, yes, and getting in a state
I will be looking in, but I won’t be staying
‘Cause I got a job, I got a job
My best friend’s little sister on the street I saw today
She turned into a woman while I was looking the other way
I said, “How you doing?,” she said, “I’m doing just fine”
“Well, come up and see me tonight about 9”
I said, “It breaks my heart, but I must decline”
‘Cause I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job to pay my way
I like to go to bed when birdies are just coming awake
I like to hang around the house with the T.V. on
Business before pleasure from now on
I got a job
I said, I will be looking in, but I won’t be staying
‘Cause I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job to pay my way
I like to go to bed when birdies are just coming awake
I like to hang around the house with the T.V. on
Business before pleasure from now on
I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, said I got a job
I got a job, I got a job
Said I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job
I got a job, I got a job
I got a J-O-B, look at me
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Nick Lowe London, UK
Nick Lowe has made his mark as a producer (Elvis Costello-Graham Parker-Pretenders-The Damned), songwriter of at least three songs you know by heart, short-lived career as a pop star, and a lengthy term as a musicians’ musician. But in his current ‘second act’ as a silver-haired, tender-hearted but sharp-tongued singer-songwriter, he has no equal. ... more
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