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Take It On Home - Head East



     
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Take It On Home Lyrics


She was a girl all alone in the world
But she was young and she was free
She understood the supernatural
A real lady of mystery
She could feel the earth turning
Way down beneath her feet
You could just imagine
What a trip she was to meetFeelin' her spell comin' on
Showin' you how to have fun
Wonderin' where she's gone
Take it on homeSaturday night down at old camopus town
Helpin' everyone hold up the wall
Hangin' around watchin' dancers get down
Wonder why I show up at all
But then it's just like magic
When she walks out on the floor
She begins to dancin'
And your soul cries out for moreFeelin' her spell comin' on

Showin' you how to have fun
Wonderin' where she's gone
Take it on homeFeelin' her spell comin' on
Showin' you how to have fun
Wonderin' where she's gone
Feelin' her spell comin' on
Showin' you how to have fun
Wonderin' where she's gone
Take it on homeTake it on home, oh aahh
Take it on home
Take it on home
Take it on home
Yeah home
Take it, take it, take it home
Oh, come on home
Yeah
Come on and take it home
Ohh yeah
Got to take it home
I want to take it home
Take it home
yeah yeah

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Head East was a hard rock quintet originally from south central Illinois, then Champaign, Illinois, USA. They released their first album, Flat as a Pancake, in 1974 on their own record label (Pyramid Records) selling all 5,000 records and 500 eight-tracks produced. A&M was impressed enough to sign the band and re-release the album in 1975 which went gold by 1978. Flat as a Pancake would remain their most popular album spawning two charting singles, the well-known anthem "Never Been Any Reason" and "Love Me tonight", both written by guitarist Mike Somerville.

Read more about Head East on Last.fm.


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