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Janet Jackson ~ Funky Big Band


People gather 'round At the Lennox Lounge To hear the funky sounds The beat hits so hard There's no cover charge You have to feel the groove [CHORUS:] One thing is you've got to be real If you want to hear the Funky big band He who knows it feels it Got to be real If you want to hear the Funky big band We who knows it feel it Harlem is the place Where you'll find the face Of those who feel the groove It's not taught to thee But it's born to we Aw and I feel the groove [CHORUS] And the band plays From the big band And the band plays From the big band It's funky You feel it It's funky To be real It's funky You feel it Oh it's funky To be real [CHORUS] We who know it feel it [4x] more free lyrics

People gather 'round
At the Lennox Lounge
To hear the funky sounds
The beat hits so hard
There's no cover charge
You have to feel the groove

[CHORUS:]
One thing is you've got to be real
If you want to hear the
Funky big band
He who knows it feels it
Got to be real
If you want to hear the
Funky big band
We who knows it feel it

Harlem is the place
Where you'll find the face
Of those who feel the groove
It's not taught to thee
But it's born to we
Aw and I feel the groove

[CHORUS]

And the band plays
From the big band
And the band plays
From the big band

It's funky
You feel it
It's funky
To be real
It's funky
You feel it
Oh it's funky
To be real

[CHORUS]

We who know it feel it [4x]

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