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What d'you think you're
Gonna be doin' next year?
No lie...
How you know you're not
Gonna up and die?
No doubt...
Soon enough your friends
Will find you out
Take care...
You know you might not have
Too much time to spare
I say...
How long have you been acting
Up this way?
One knows...
When you gonna get
Your own floor show
I'm hip...
And you could use a button
On your lip
Look here
What d'you think you're
Gonna be doing next year
I'm hip!
What d'you think you're
Gonna be doin' next year?
No lie...
How you know you're not
Gonna up and die?
No doubt...
Soon enough your friends
Will find you out
Take care...
You know you might not have
Too much time to spare
I say...
How long have you been acting
Up this way?
One knows...
When you gonna get
Your own floor show
I'm hip...
And you could use a button
On your lip
Look here
What d'you think you're
Gonna be doing next year
I'm hip!
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No comments?! I think it's about either a backstabber or a drug addict who's abondoning his friends. Kickass roaring '20's jazz and bassline.
very nice song, original by Mose Allisson.
One of the best jazzy songs I've heard in a LONG time.
This song, and The Monkees' Goin' Down (they wrote it after riffing on Parchman Farm), introduced me to Mose Alison
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