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It’s nice to have someone you can count on when the night time comes.

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Every now and then
I get a little lonely
Every now and then
I need a little lovin
Chorus:
To satisfy my soul
To satisfy my soul
When the evening shadows fall
And my love comes tumbling down

I’m so glad baby
I can count on you girl
I’m so glad baby
I can count on you girl


Got my nose to the grindstone
Just to make a little pay
And I’m bringing it home to you girl
Wouldn't have it any other way
That’s when I see baby
That it really ain't so bad

Every day I thank god I’m so glad ‘cause I know I’ve got you

Let your love come tumbling down
On and on and on and on and on and on and on and on

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from Soft Spot, released October 7, 2022
Co-produced by Lech Wierzynski and Jacob LaCally
Engineered and Mixed by Jacob LaCally
Additional engineering by Scott McDowell
Mastered by JJ Golden at Golden Mastering (Ventura, CA)
Artwork and Layout by Matt Goff
Horn arrangements by Yanos "Johnny Bones" Lustig and Lech Wierzynski


Written by Lech Wierzynski and Yanos "Johnny Bones" Lustig

(C) Tubtone Records 2022

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