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My Babe - Rob Hoeke



     
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I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby, say my babe
She's so fine
I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby, say my babe
She's so fine
I love to love my baby
Love to love her all the time
Well, I love her, don't you love her, say I love her
Do you hear?
I love her, don't you love her, say I love her
Do you hear?
Upsets my soul
She whispers sweet words in my ear
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
She makes me feel so good
Just like a young man should
She never make me cry
That's why, she's my babe, she's my babe

Nothin' could be better than to see her in a sweater
And a real tight skirt, that don't fit
Nothin' could be better than to see her in a sweater
And a tight skirt, that don't fit
She wants to have fun
People let me tell you that's it
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
She makes me feel so good
Just like a young man should
She never make me cry
That's why, she's my babe, she's my babe, alright
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
She makes me feel so good
Just like a young man should
She never make me cry
That's why, oh baby, that's why
Talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby
Say my baby, not your baby
Say my babe, she's so fine
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
She makes me feel so good
Just like a young man should
She never makes me cry
That's why, oh
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
She makes me feel so good
Just like a young man should
She never makes me cry
That's why, she's my baby

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Rob Hoeke was a Dutch boogie woogie pianist. Hoeke garnered great popularity in the second half of the sixties, in the midst of the blues boom in the Netherlands. Two tracks by his band hit the charts right away: "Drinkin on my bed" (1966, No.11) and "Margio" (1966). The last hit from Hoeke was "Down South Pt.1" (1970). Due to the fact that the name Hoeke was no longer suitable for the times, he instead chose to stick with boogie and blues, but his popularity still plunged considerably during the first half of the '70s.

Read more about Rob Hoeke on Last.fm.


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