I just heard this cut on Pandora's Blues Channel from the short-lived UK group Back Door Slam (the group broke up in 2009). The sound of Davy Knowles' guitar caught my ear (you can hear a little better version of "Gotta Leave" here). Here are the lyrics from Lyric Wiki and a quick guess at the changes:
Ask me no questions, when I try to tell you My best intentions, were always with you And don't raise your voice, just try to understand Save your loving, for some other man
Oh, you must have gotten me confused, with some other man Who will lay you down, on the line for you Tell me how, can I trust you, when you can't trust yourself I've gotta leave you baby, find myself, somebody else Ooooooh...
Thought we were over it, hmmm, thought we'd passed the worst It was so always hard to tell, if it were a blessing or a curse Sometimes it was so sweet, in between a lying Every time we spent laughing, there was two times I spent crying
Oh, you must have gotten me confused, with some other man Who will lay you down, on the line for you Tell me how, can I trust you, when you can't trust yourself I've gotta leave you baby, find myself, somebody else Ooooooh...
Can't keep hiding... No no you can't keep lying...
Oh, you must have gotten me confused, with some other man Who will lay you down, on the line for you Tell me how, can I trust you, when you can't trust yourself I've gotta leave you baby, find myself, somebody else Ooooooh...
To the changes:
I use my blogs to make informal comments on policy topics related to my research interests in computer simulation of the US Health Care System, the US Economy, the US Stock Market, the US Financial System, the Wisconsin Dane County regional economy and the World System. I am retired from the University of Wisconsin -- Madison. I have taught Statistics and Computer Science and also served on the UW's HIPAA Task Force and the Bioterrorism Task Force. I have also been a member of my local planning commission, a jazz guitarist and a golfer, so some of that may find its way into the blogs.
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