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you've got all that mojo
from your mama
in your hip blue jeans
and when you troll down the alley
no one cares and noone ever sees
that you're the one to beat
you don't shimmy
and I've never seen you shake it up
a white girl in a thai town ghetto
you're the kind of girl
that just might get me fired
you are so fucked up but
you're the s#!t 2 me
doo doo doo
and I know it sounds foolish
but I really get the feeling
we were meant to be
that's what my last girl told me
we can grow real old
get hitched and raise a family
i've got a little money
for my honey
in my crack blue jeans
and if ya wanna
we can kick it in the jungle
for a rumble
grow some pot
and suck a little green tea
and make history
you're the s#!t 2 me
*****
Music & Lyrics by Brett Lyda
Brett Lyda: vox, guitars, keys
Don Short: drums
Michael Feldman: piano
Jason Chesney: bass
Produced by
George Bernardo & Jeremy Underwood
Mixed by David Bianco
Recorded and engineered by George Bernardo, Jeremy Underwood, David Bianco, Michael Feldman, Brett Lyda, Geof Brandin, Michael Marqueson, Shawn Power and Brian Walsh
Recorded over three years in various houses and garages in Los Feliz, Silverlake, South Pasadena, Highland Park, Pasadena, Hollywood, Glendale, Culver City, San Gabriel, Echo Park, Happy Valley, North Hollywood, San Diego and St Lucia
Additional recording at
Dave’s Room in North Hollywood
and Spotless Digital Studios in San Diego
Mastered by Louie Teran at Marcussen Mastering
Design by Canteen
For more info and exclusive content:
www.elvisorbison.com
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Black Monkus (B-Side)
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Music by Brett Lyda
Brett Lyda: Bass, Drums, Gtrs, Keys
Produced, mixed, recorded and engineered
by Brett Lyda
Mastered by Tim Stollenwerk at Stereophonic Mastering
Design by Canteen
For more info and exclusive content:
www.elvisorbison.com
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Elvis Orbison Los Angeles, California
It’s humid. There are hundreds of mosquitoes taking samples of you. The water flows languidly, almost tumbling over itself
in heaps. Even the grass is despondent. What can you do?
If you’re Brett Lyda aka Elvis Orbison, you wait. Patiently. Sooner or later something will move, letting you know it’s time. Time to move your index finger from the B string to the G. Then you wait some more.
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