Move Over is the title of the song and album by Janis Joplin released in 2011 for Record Store Day. But first it was released on Janis Joplin's posthumously CD "Pearl" in January 1971 on Columbia Records.
You say that it's over baby, Lord,
You say that it's over now,
But still you hang around me, come on,
Won't you move over.
You know that I need a man, honey Lord,
You know that I need a man,
But when I ask you to you just tell me
That maybe you can.
Please dontcha do it to me babe, no!
Please dontcha do it to me baby,
Either take this love I offer
Or honey let me be.
I ain't quite a ready for walking, no no no no,
I ain't quite a ready for walking,
And whatcha gonna do with your life,
Life all just dangling ? .....
You say that it's over baby, Lord,
You say that it's over now,
But still you hang around me, come on,
Won't you move over.
You know that I need a man, honey Lord,
You know that I need a man,
But when I ask you to you just tell me
That maybe you can.
Please dontcha do it to me babe, no!
Please dontcha do it to me baby,
Either take this love I offer
Or honey let me be.
I ain't quite a ready for walking, no no no no,
I ain't quite a ready for walking,
And whatcha gonna do with your life,
Life all just dangling ? .....
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Artist info
Not a guitarist, but key figure in American rock, soul and blues history. Five singles by Joplin reached the Billboard Hot 100. Acover of the Kris Kristofferson song "Me and Bobby McGee" was number 1 in March 1971. Highly respected for her charismatic performing ability, Joplin was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995.Janis was regularly using amphetamines and other drugs and she died of a heroin overdose at the age of 27 only. Joplin was influenced By African-American Blues Singers like Billie Holiday and Bessie Smith, Joplin or Big Mama Thornton. She never knew how successful she would be. True solo success didn’t come until after her death, with the posthumous release of “Pearl”, an album thatr Joplin was still working on when she died,