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Listen to my heartbeat baby
It used to drive me wild
Here’s a kiss filled with passion
What I’d give to see you smile
Things will never be the same
There was a Sultan Ruler
Living in the desert sands
Had a vulture on his shoulder
And priceless jewels on his hand
Things will never be the same
In the crowd there stood a doorway
Surrounded by mystery
Turned the doorknob I stepped forward
Into my destiny!
Things will never be the same
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Give Your Lovin To Me
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From L.A. to The Foggy Bay
Go Go Girls From around the world
Singing songs like
Give Your Lovin’ to Me… x4
Brooklyn, we Love You
Detroit we coming to
Singing songs like…
Give your lovin’ to me… x4
I can feel It
I can feel it
Chicago when we got the blues
Vegas when you got nothin’ to loose
Or Tijuana when you wanna cruise
All right now!
Give your lovin’ to me
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The Sound Station Los Angeles, California
Swinging Trash Blues Rock 'n' Roll band based on 50's R'n'B & 60s Garage Punk.
Four piece outfit
in LA.
"Expect a tsunami of legendary juke philosophizing put over with a lurid twist of hopped up lowdown stomp so tremendously torrid it's gonna melt your eyeballs right in their sockets"-Jonny Whiteside (LA Weekly)
contact: TheSoundStationLA@gmail.com for booking and all creative collaborations.
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