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Cloud Nine
1932
R&B/Soul
Cloud Nine è stato pubblicato il 1 marzo 1969 da UNI/MOTOWN come parte dell'album Nitty Gritty
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Data di uscita1 marzo 1969
EtichettaUNI/MOTOWN
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia
BPM127

Video musicale

Video musicale

Crediti

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Gladys Knight & The Pips
Gladys Knight & The Pips
Performer
Jerry Long
Jerry Long
Conductor
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Norman Whitfield
Norman Whitfield
Songwriter
Barrett Strong
Barrett Strong
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Barrett Strong
Barrett Strong
Producer

Testi

Childhood part of my life, it wasn't very pretty
I was born and raised in the slums of the city
It was a one room shack that slept ten other children
We hardly had enough food or room to sleep
It was hard times (Hard times, hard times)
Needed something to ease my troubled mind
My father didn't know the meaning of work
He disrespected mama, and treated us like dirt
I left home, seekin' a job that I never did find
Depressed and downhearted I took to cloud nine
I'm doin' fine, on cloud nine
I'm doin' fine, on cloud nine
Folks now tell me "Give yourself a chance son, don't let life pass you by"
But the world of reality is a rat race where only the strongest survive
It's a dog eat dog world, and that ain't no lie
It ain't even safe no more to walk the streets at night
I'm doin' fine, on cloud nine
You can be what you wanna be (Cloud nine)
You ain't got no responsibility (Cloud nine)
And ev'ry, ev'ry man is free (Cloud nine)
And you're a million miles from reality (Cloud nine)
I wanna say I love the life I live
And I'm gonna live the life I love up here on cloud nine (Cloud nine)
You're as free as a bird in flight (Cloud nine)
There's no diff'rence between day and night (Cloud nine)
It's a world of love and harmony
You're a million miles from reality
(Cloud nine)
You can be what you wanna be (Cloud Nine)
You ain't got no responsibility
And ev'ry man, ev'ry man is free (Cloud Nine)
And you're a million miles from reality
(Cloud nine) (Cloud nine) (Cloud nine)
Written by: Norman Whitfield
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