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Overtime Man Lyrics


I'm the overtime man, girls
Where his love stop
Mine begin, oh
I'm the overtime man
And I don't mind puttin' the hours inAll you dudes, I'm warnin' you
You better see your old lady
All the way through
Stop gettin' what you want
And leavin' her uptight
Or I'll see that she get it
Her love rightsWhen you stumble and fall
Down on the job
I'm the one who sees
That her problem is solved, Lord!I'm the overtime man-a
Where your love stop, mine begin
Lord, have mercy
I'm the overtime man, ya'all
And I don't mind puttin' the hours inListen, I'm Sheriff from sweetback

Rolled into one
Satisfaction guaranteed or get a refund
I'm a bad, bad, undercover cat
Girl, get your pencil
And make the note of thatWhen his motor stop a-runnin'
He pulls over to the curb
I'll be steady rollin' baby
Using my reserveLord, I'm an overtime man, ya'all
Where your love stop, mine begin
Lord have mercyOvertime man, ya'all
Takes care of homework that's undone
The overtime man, yeah
Lord!
Will add your woman to his runAll you dudes
Tryin' to kill to birds with one stone
Throwin' your love in the street
And bring the leftovers homeYou're invitin' me
To your residence
I'll be gettin' the joy, brother
While you're payin' the rentWhile you're out in the street
Havin' yourself a ball
I'll be steady makin' my
Regular house calls, Lord!'Cause I'm the overtime man, fellas
Where your love stop, mine begin
Listen
'Cause I'm the overtime man
Lord, I'm the long distance manFADES-I got more love
Tender love
The moment you leave.~

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Don Covay (Donald Randolph, March 24, 1938, Orangeburg, SC, USA) is an American rhythm & blues singer and songwriter, most active in the 1950s and 1960s, who received a Pioneer Award from the Rhythm and Blues Foundation in 1994. His father a Baptist preacher died when Don was eight. Covay resettled in Washington D.C. during the early 1950s and initially sang in the Cherry Keys, his family's gospel quartet.

Read more about Don Covay on Last.fm.


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