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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2018 · 6 MIN

Them Changes - Pete

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Them Changes is an album by American artist Buddy Miles, released in June 1970. It reached number 8 on the 1970 Jazz Albums chart, number 35 on the Billboard 200 and number 14 on the 1971 R&B albums charts. Well, my mind is going through them changes I feel just like the meetin' of time Every time you see me goin' somewhere I know I'm goin' outta my mind, yeah Oh, my baby she left me the other day And we were havin' a lot of fun Oh, she knew I just loved her so And that's the reason why she had to run It's all right You know what I mean All right What I say All right Oh, yeah Well, my mind is goin' through so many changes I'm goin' right out of my mind Every time ya see me goin' somewhere I could commit a big ole crime, yeah She had me runnin' She had me ridin' She had me runnin', hidin', ridin', runnin' She had me runnin' She had me hidin' Had me runnin That's right, yeah Had me runnin Had me hidin' She had me runnin' Had me hide Yeah All right What I say All right Well, my mind is going through them changes I feel just like commitin' a crime Every time ya see me goin' somewhere I feel like I'm goin' outta my mind, yeah Every day that she left me alone She didn't have much to say, no no Every time she stepped out on me She didn't know how I feel, yeah How'd I feel, how'd I feel, baby She didn't know what I feel like Every time, she just see me She Didn't know

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