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Come a Little Bit Closer (Re-Recorded) - Jay & The Americans



     
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In a little café just the other side of the border
She was just sitting there givin' me looks that made my mouth water
So I started walking her way
She belonged to bad man, José
And I knew, yes I knew I should leave
When I heard her say, yeahCome a little bit closer
You're my kind of man
So big and so strong
Come a little bit closer
I'm all alone
And the night is so longSo we started to dance
In my arms, she felt so inviting
That I just couldn't resist
Just one little kiss so exciting
Then I heard the guitar player say
"Vamoose, José's on his way"
Then I knew, yes I knew I should run
But then I heard her say, yeahCome a little bit closer

You're my kind of man
So big and so strong
Come a little bit closer
I'm all alone
And the night is so longThen the music stopped
When I looked the café was empty
Then I heard José say
"Man you know you're in trouble plenty"
So I dropped my drink from my hand
And through the window I ran
And as I rode away
I could hear her say to José, yeahCome a little bit closer
You're my kind of man
So big and so strong
Come a little bit closer
I'm all alone
And the night is so longLa la-la-la la-la
La la-la-la la-la
Ho ho la-la
La la la-la
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RAINEY, MA / ROWBERRY, DAVID ERICPublished by
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Jay and the Americans were a pop music group popular in the 1960s. Their initial lineup consisted of Howard Kane (born Kirschenbaum), John (J.T.) Traynor, Kenny Vance (born Rosenberg), and Sandy Yaguda. They were discovered while performing in student venues at New York University in the late 1950s. They auditioned for Leiber and Stoller, who gave the group its name in 1960. In the manner of the time, Leiber and Stoller wanted to extend this to "Binky Jones and the Americans", but Traynor declined to be known as Binky Jones his whole career.

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