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You Ought to Be with Me - Al Green



     
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Sit right down and talk to me
About how you want to be
You ought to be with me
Yeah, you ought to be with meThinking about what people do
Talking about how I love you
Thinking there's nothing to what they say
You're going to be with me, anywayThey don't want to see us do
All of the things we want to
You ought to be with me
Hey, you ought to be with meYou don't have to waste my time
If you want to be a friend of mine
You can leave me now and walk away
And turn your back for another dayOh babe, yeah, yeahSay you ought to be the kind of girl
That can brighten this old world
And it's hard to see why you and me
Can't be together happilyI'm trying to realize
You being with some other guy
I don't know the reason why

You ought to be with me until I dieYou ought to be with me until I dieI don't want to waste my time
If you want to be a friend of mine
I want to hold you tight, love you right
Put good feelin' in your night
Songwriters
AL GREEN, AL JACKSON JR, WILLIE MITCHELLPublished by
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Reverend Albert Green (born April 13 1946 in Forrest City, Arkansas) is an American Grammy award winning soul and gospel singer who enjoyed great popularity in the 70s with the hit singles Let's Stay Together, Tired Of Being Alone and You Oughta Be With Me. Green boasted a voice capable of both fluid high streams of sugar and deep south growls and rasps. He has sold over 20 million records worldwide and was inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995, being referred to as "one of the most gifted purveyors of soul music."

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