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Take Me - Mable John



     
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Come and dance with me, take me all the higher.
Put your arms around me, make me feel much righter.
Come and love with me, we can move real slow to the music.
Come make love with me ...
Oh ...
Chorus
Come on, take me, take me, and make me feel your music.
Wanna get in deep when it tastes so sweet,
Wanna lose my head tonight.
Come on, take me, take me, make me feel your music.
Well we ain't gonna stop if we're feelin' hot,
Gotta' lose our heads tonight.
How many times I tried to make it happen?
But you always find a way to say good-night.
Tonight we're here alone, your mama's out, there's nobody home,
I'm a harmless kinda crazy so it's alright.
Chorus

I've seen you give me looks that I've read about in books,
And I finally had to make you play your hand.
There's a reason that you're here, and I think it's perfectly clear.
But it don't take much to make me understand.
Come and dance with me, take me all the higher.
Put your arms around me, make me feel much righter.
Come and love with me, we can move real slow to the music.
Come make love with me, come make love, make love with me.
Oh ...
Chorus
Chorus
(to fade)

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Mable John (Bastrop, Louisiana, November 3, 1930) is an American Rhythm & Blues vocalist who was the first female signed by Berry Gordy to Motown's Tamla label. At a very young age, she and her parents moved to Arkansas, where her father got a job in a paper mill. There four brothers (including Rhythm & Blues singer Little Willie John) and two sisters were born. In 1941, after her father was able to secure a better job, the family moved to Detroit, where two additional brothers were born. The family lived in a new housing development at Six Mile and Dequindre Road.

Read more about Mable John on Last.fm.


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