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Living Above Your Head - Jay & The Americans



     
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Seems so strange
You're putting me through changesBaby, I can't believe that you're the same
Sweet girl, that I once knew
Baby, the change has come about
And it don't look too good on youIt seems so strange
You're putting me through changes
Baby, you've started doin'
Things you should not be doin'Livin' above your head, girl
You're comin' on way too strong
You're livin' above your head, girl
And something has got to go wrongBaby, don't think that I don't know
You're runnin' out with other guys
Baby, though it hurts me so
You know that I'm still hypnotizedDon't let my pride
Kill all the love inside of me
Baby, you've started doin'
Things you should not be doin'Well, livin' above your head, girl
You're comin' on way too strong

Yeah, you're livin' above your head, girl
And something has got to go wrongLivin' above your head, girl
You're comin' on way too strong
You're livin' above your head, girl
And something has got to go wrongWith our love, with our loveLivin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head
Oh, livin' above your head

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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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