"Little Miss Lover" is the 12th track from the second studio album by Jimi Hendrix Experience. This was the first song to feature a percussive muted wah-wah effect - a technique that was later adopted by so many guitarists.
Little Miss Lover, where have you been in this world for so long?
Well, I love a lover that feels like you, would you like to tag along?
Well, I really don't need any help little girl,
But I think you could help me out anyway
Would you believe, baby, I've been looking for a Sun
That feels like you For some time
Excuse me while I see if the gypsy in me is right
If you don't mind
Well, he signals me O.K.
So I think it's safe to say,
I'm gonna make a play, ohhh yeah!
Hey, hey, little Miss Lover,
There's so much you and me can discover
And I think we should start, start right now
Hey little Miss Lover!
Little Miss Lover, where have you been in this world for so long?
Well, I love a lover that feels like you, would you like to tag along?
Well, I really don't need any help little girl,
But I think you could help me out anyway
Would you believe, baby, I've been looking for a Sun
That feels like you For some time
Excuse me while I see if the gypsy in me is right
If you don't mind
Well, he signals me O.K.
So I think it's safe to say,
I'm gonna make a play, ohhh yeah!
Hey, hey, little Miss Lover,
There's so much you and me can discover
And I think we should start, start right now
Hey little Miss Lover!
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No need to present Jimi Hendrix, self-taught, most influentual guitarist in the history of rock/blues guitar instrument. His songs like Hey Joe, Foxy Lady, Little Wing, Purple Haze, Vodoo Child are classics for every rock/blues aspiring guitarist. Jimi is considered by #1 guitarist of all time by most musicologists and music magazines even if his career spanned only four years before he died tragically in the age of 27. Jimi brought the wah-wah pedal to the mainstream. He showed the world what he could do what other guitarists have never done before. His legacy made him immortal.