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The most celebrated bachelor,
Dedicated to his sport.
Was it love that he was after?
Was the hookers down the hall?
You talked business in a back room,
With a banner...
Without you, Candy Man can't say!
You made a step upon a Sunday,
It will erase your Monday!
He left her laying on the back floor,
Yeah, she'll call him when she needs some more!
Without you
Everything you thought was precious would finally see the sun
Without you
Everything in life you'd treasure would fall upon the rainbows edge
Without you
Nothing should taste so sweet,
You're the kind of girl that the Candy Man needs.

He can make the pain go away
He can make the pain go away
He can make the pain go away
He can make the pain go away
He could make your tv way!
He could make your life go away!
He could make your feelings go away,
Get up kick your ass in every way!
Without you
Everything in life you treasure would fall upon the rainbows edge
Without you
Everything you thought was precious would finally see the sun
Without you
Everything in life you treasure would fall upon the raor blades edge
Without you
Nothing should taste so sweet,
You're the kind of girl that the Candy Man needs.
Who needs you?
Who needs you?
Who needs you?
Who needs you?
He could make your life go away!
He could make your life go away!
He could make your life go away!
He could make your life go away!
He could make your pain go away!
Go away
He could make your pain go away!

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Rising Sons was a short-lived mid-1960s blues and R&B group, featuring Ry Cooder and Taj Mahal.
The Rising Sons are one of the great what-might-have-been stories of Sixties rock. For a few brief moments in 1965 and '66, the Sons were the club band to beat in Los Angeles, tearing it up with a dynamic ménage à trois of ardent folk-blues scholarship, brawny Delta grind and Beatlesque pop vigor. But after a lone Columbia single flopped and a projected album was scrapped, the Sons broke up and became a legend of sorts, famous mostly for their future cachet.

Read more about Rising Sons on Last.fm.


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