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“I Don't Want You around No M...” by Bobby Younger (song page, archived)

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Song: I Don't Want You around No M...
Artist: Bobby Younger
Genres: Rockabilly Country, Unassigned Genre
Captured: October 30, 2000 (1 capture)

[Bobby Younger]

Song Credits

Composer(s)
• Randy Ray Freeman
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• Randy Ray Freeman

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Rockabilly Country ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Unassigned Genre ]
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Up tempo song about an ex girlfriend.

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It seems as though all my songs turn out to be sad love songs. I have written about some strange topics, but most of my songs are ballads and ballads are mostly love songs. In this one I used the opposite idea. This is a song telling an ex to stay away. In no uncertain terms is she told. Some people might think that is a little harsh, but it is "tongue in cheek". The chord progression is different. The song starts and plays mostly in the III chord. I doubled the guitar leads with a high and low part to give more of a solid sound. As for harmony, it was a bit tricky. I used it only as a shadow of the lead vocal. Also I harmonized the verses and left the chorus with only the lead vocal. That was a little different.