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It Doesn't Really Matter
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It Doesn't Really Matter κυκλοφόρησε στις 25 Οκτωβρίου 1985 από Warner Records ως μέρος του άλμπουμ The New Zapp IV U
ΆλμπουμThe New Zapp IV U
Released25 Οκτωβρίου 1985
ΕτικέταWarner Records
ΓλώσσαEnglish
BPM117
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Achoo! Achoo! Fresh!
Achoo! Achoo! So!
Achoo! Achoo! Fresh!
Fr-fr-fr-fr-fr-fr-fresh!
Ha-ha-ha-ha
I remember when I was younger
James Brown was so unique
I never understood how he did it
How he made his music groove your very soul
If you listen close to the music
You'll find no difference between now and then, no
My synthesistic humanistic sound'll groove you, yeah
It doesn't really matter, it doesn't really change
It doesn't really matter, it all remains the same
It doesn't really matter, it doesn't really change
It doesn't really matter, it all remains the same
Do you remember Chuck Berry?
He made us rock around the clock
Just keep on rockin' and reelin'
And rockin' and reelin', and rockin' all night
Let's rock, come on!
It doesn't really matter, it doesn't really change
It doesn't really matter, it all remains the same
It doesn't really matter, it doesn't really change
It doesn't really matter, it all remains the same
It doesn't really matter, it doesn't really change
It doesn't really matter, it all remains the same
Down, down, down, down
It really doesn't matter, it all remains the same (hey!)
It d-d-doesn't matter
It d-d-doesn't matter (hey!)
It d-d-doesn't matter (hey!)
Time after time, day after day
It doesn't matter, things remain the same
It doesn't matter, matter, matter, matter, matter
Oh, there's no doubt about it
Things remain the same
Oh, there's no doubt about it
Dum-dum-dum-dum, bop
Oh, there's no doubt about it
It never really changes
Oh, there's no doubt about it
Dum-dum-dum-dum, do
Stevie Wonder, Rick James
Charlie Wilson and the Gap Band
Roger Troutman and the Zapp Band
Cameo and Grandmaster
Aretha, she's the queen
James Brown, he's the king
So me, you're the king
Oh, Melba Moore, I love you more
They sound so good to me
Do you remember Sly Stone?
(What city did he come from, Roger?)
First, there was Detroit, then there was Stax
In Memphis, then the Philly Sound
Now we've got the Minneapolis connection
Thank you, Prince, 'cause you sound so good to me
Get on down, get on down
Down, down, down, down
Written by: Larry Troutman, Roger Troutman, Zapp Troutman
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