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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2022 · 5 MIN

Easy On The Knees

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Get up and dance! Joel Banner Baird: voice, fender bass, Bannercaster, Seagull rhythm guitar, wordplay. jhaffur khan azad darakth: trapset, blues harmonica, voice !sing along: EASY on the KNEES [v.1] keep your socks on / but remove your shoes If you hankerin’ for dancin’ I got news you shift into a shuffle / forget about speed Voila’s a prescription for what you need [chorus] jump into the uptime / clown around downtime shake it like it’s show-time / but easy, easy on the knees [interlude] rotate elongate exaggerate respirate play it straight or self-medicate harbor no regrets if you miss those steps [v. 2] get off your rocker / toss away your cane you hurt yourself; got me to blame give your hips a jiggle / keep your shoulders loose Now wiggle it around like Doctor Seuss [repeat chorus] [interlude] rotate elongate exaggerate respirate play it straight or self-medicate harbor no regrets if you miss those steps tease it squeeze it freeze it trapeze it I know you needs it -Joel Banner Baird

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Get up and dance! Joel Banner Baird: voice, fender bass, Bannercaster, Seagull rhythm guitar, wordplay. jhaffur khan azad darakth: trapset, blues harmonica, voice !sing along: EASY on the KNEES [v.1] keep your socks on / but remove your shoes If you hankerin’ for dancin’ I got news you shift into a shuffle / forget about speed Voila’s a prescription for what you need [chorus] jump into the uptime / clown around downtime shake it like it’s show-time / but easy, easy on the knees [interlude] rotate elongate exaggerate respirate play it straight or self-medicate harbor no regrets if you miss those steps [v. 2] get off your rocker / toss away your cane you hurt yourself; got me to blame give your hips a jiggle / keep your shoulders loose Now wiggle it around like Doctor Seuss [repeat chorus] [interlude] rotate elongate exaggerate respirate play it straight or self-medicate harbor no regrets if you miss those steps tease it squeeze it freeze it trapeze it I know you needs it -Joel Banner Baird

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Get up and dance! Joel Banner Baird: voice, fender bass, Bannercaster, Seagull rhythm guitar, wordplay. jhaffur khan azad darakth: trapset, blues harmonica, voice !sing along: EASY on the KNEES [v.1] keep your socks on / but remove your shoes If...

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