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 Made Up My Mind (2:56) Youlden No more tell you woman To be so mad with me I didn't do nothing For you to treat me eviley (chorus) Cause I made up my mind I made up my mind I made up my mind That your the girl I want to be mine Oh listen to my story Before you send me away Please don't nail me baby Until you've heard what I got to say (chorus) Cause I made up my mind I made up my mind I made up my mind That your the girl I want to be mine I just want you baby To be on my side Show me your sweet nature Act a little nice and kind (chorus) Cause I made up my mind I made up my mind I made up my mind That your the girl I want to be mine Oh listen to my story Before you send me away Please don't nail me baby Until you've heard what I got to say (chorus) Cause I made up my mind I made up my mind I made up my mind That your the girl I want to be mine I just want you baby To be on my side Show me your sweet nature Act a little nice and kind (chorus) Cause I made up my mind I made up my mind I made up my mind That your the girl I want to be mine Waiting In The Bamboo Groove (3:37) Simmonds (Lyrics Unfinished - Submissions Welcome) Life's One Act Play (6:29) Youlden My days are shaded gray And my nights are shaded blue My face is lined with worry And my mind is split in two Feel just like a man Who's last real hope is gone Morality and religion Didn't teach me right from wrong And I need a little something Oh, just to mellow my days 'Cause I'm getting tired of acting In life's one act play The world is changing fast Ain't got time to think twice Wanna keep on the ball Then you got to pay the price You can't judge the future By looking at the past And there ain't nobody out there Who you can stop and ask Oh, I need a little something Just to mellow my days 'Cause I'm getting tired of acting In life's one act play Some people think, oh yes they do They found the way But they're a dime a dozen You can see them everyday Some people are happy In their delusions Oh, I wish sometimes I could share, I could share their illusions But nobody really knows What this life is all about Those who think they do Are the ones who should have doubts Sometimes I wonder What they are going to do When their cozy dreams are shattered And reality shows through Oh, I need a little something Just to mellow my days 'Cause I'm getting tired of acting In lifes one act play And I need a little something Just to mellow my days 'Cause I'm getting tired of acting In life's one act play In life's one act play In life's one act play In life's one act play I'm Tired // Where Am I (3:21) // (1:51) Youlden // Brown / Willie I'm tired of being a fool And my mind going from hot to cool And trying to conform to others ideas And someone else's rules The life I'm living ain't mine I'm supposed to feel that's fine I didn't make the world I'm living in And I ain't gonna toe the line I'm tired of trying to be something I know ain't me I'm tired of living up to what people expect me to be You know some people are different Now ain't that a crying shame Now wouldn't be a real drag if we were all the same And I'm not going to try to please Eyes that just don't see If I get myself together You'll have the blues not me I'm tired of trying to be something I know ain't me I'm tired of living up to what people expect me to be You know some people are different Now ain't that a crying shame Now wouldn't be a real drag if we were all the same And I'm not going to try to please Eyes that just don't see If I get myself together You'll have the blues not me You'll have the blues not me Savoy Brown Boogie (22:02) * Simmonds / Youlden (Lyrics Unfinished - Submissions Welcome) |
Kim Simmonds - Lead Guitar Lonesome Dave Peverett - Lead Guitar Roger Earle - Drums Tone Stevens - Bass Bob Hall - Keyboards 1969 - Decca Records Distributed by Deram Produced by Mike Vernon Engineered by David Grinsted Live Track Recorded on Monday 12 May 1969 at The Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London * Live Version |
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Conquering America was Savoy Brown's intention first and foremost, and the
make-up of the new LP was aimed fairly and squarely at that market's special
requirements, just as their live show had latterly been. The American's
penchant for lengthy workout medleys of established numbers was well known,
and the 'Savoy Brown Boogie' components which the boys had tested individually
and variously during the initial crusade were now whittled down to a
perfection which Edmonton's patrons would be able to enjoy as the magnetic
oxide rolled.
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