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Security

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R&B/Soul

Security est sorti le 1 janvier 1964 par Rhino Atlantic dans le cadre de l'album Pain In My Heart

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7 derniers jours

00:20 - 00:25

Security a été découvert le plus fréquemment à environ 20 secondes après le début de du titre au cours de la semaine dernière

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PRÉSENTATION

PAROLES

Clip vidéo

Clip vidéo

Crédits

INTERPRÉTATION

Otis Redding

Voix principales

Floyd Newman

Saxophone baryton

Donald Dunn

Guitare basse

Lewie Steinberg

Lewie Steinberg

Guitare basse

Al Jackson Jr.

Batterie

Booker T. Jones

Booker T. Jones

Claviers

Johnny Jenkins

Guitare

Steve Cropper

Guitare

Charles Axton

Saxophone ténor

Wayne Jackson

Trompette

COMPOSITION ET PAROLES

Otis Redding

Paroles/Composition

Paroles

[Verse 1]

I want security, yeah

Without it I'm a great loss, oh, now

Security, yeah

And I want it at any cost, oh, now

[Verse 2]

Don't want no money right now-na-now-na-now-na-now

I don't want no fame, but security

I have all of these things, yeah

All of these things, yeah, now

[Verse 3]

Security, yeah

That's all I want from you, oh now

Security, yeah

And a little love that will be true, oh

[Verse 4]

Those sweet tender lips you know

They tells me that

You're the one for me

Darling, how can I forget?

How can I forget? Yeah, now

[Verse 5]

I want security, yeah

I'm tellin' you, won't say again, oh, now

Security

And I want it in the end, whoa

[Verse 6]

Those sweet tender lips you know

They tells me that

You're the one for me

Darling, how can I forget?

How can I forget? Yeah, now

[Outro]

Come on, with just a little bit of soul

Now, now, baby

No, everything's gonna be alright

One more time

Just one more time

[Outro]

Baby, don't it, don't it sound good pretty good right now? It should

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, baby

A little, a little, little security right now, baby

Come on, come on, yeah

Written by: Otis Redding

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