Turn it up, Turn me on

(Written for a male voice, strings, harmonica and Cajun

 squeezebox)

(Music influenced by zydeco style, Jim Croce's "Leroy Brown",

and Paul Simon's "That was your mother")

There would be a whole lot less going wrong

If you learned to play my favorite song

Girl I would love you my whole life long

If you learned to play my favorite song

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

Girl we could both just lay here

Or I could slip my disc into your player

And maybe you could sing along

Nothing would turn me on, like listening to my favorite song

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

(Harmonica solo)

We'd play a whole lot fewer games

If you played just a few more songs

Less pointing fingers and laying blame

If you played just a few more songs

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

We'd have a whole lot fewer fights

If you played just a few more songs

A lot less tossing and sleepless nights

If you played just a few more songs

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

You can watch the war playing on the news

Or you could play some of em Memphis blues

Baby it's yours to choose, you know just what to do

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

If you quit playing on your phone

You could play some zydeco, maybe some rock n' roll

Play it fast or play it slow, but darling I think you know

If you really want to turn me on

Play me my favorite song

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on

(If you really want things to be fine,

You would even push rewind)

So drop it in, crank it up, turn me on