Get Behind Me
Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan Lyrics
Get behind me
If you need a friend
Get behind me
Girl until the end
Get behind me
Got two ears to bend
Don’t make me nervous
I won’t ask again
Get behind me
Get behind me
Baby all the way
Get behind me
Brighten up my day
Ask me where I’m going
I’m going all the way
Get behind me
Under lock and key
Get behind me
Baby then we’ll see
Get behind me
Are you jiving me
Pull yourself together
It’s an emergency
Get behind me
Whither near or far
If it’s such a long way
Baby bring your car
Chevy Montecarlo, with my old guitar
We’ll have a good time
Underneath the stars
Get behind
Through the thick and thin
Want to double cross me
Then I’d let you win
Don’t have any answers, baby I give
Not sure where you’re ending
Or where I begin?
Now if you don’t want me
Honey let me be
Nothing’s ever easy
Nothing’s ever free
Been a long time riding
Down to Tennessee
Don’t know what I’m driving
Think it’s driving me
Get behind me
Tighten up your groove
Get behind me
Like the way you move
Get behind me
Shake it mamma shake
Don’t make me nervous
It’s more than I can take
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Isobel Campbell is the former cellist and backing vocalist for Belle & Sebastian, as well as leader of The Gentle Waves. Mark Lanegan (1964 - 2022) used to be the frontman of the Seattle grunge band The Screaming Trees and subsequently played with Queens of the Stone Age, and formed (together with Greg Dulli) The Gutter Twins. Lanegan also released solo albums.
Together, Campbell and Lanegan formed a unique combination of gruff vocals and dulcet voices. Read Full BioIsobel Campbell is the former cellist and backing vocalist for Belle & Sebastian, as well as leader of The Gentle Waves. Mark Lanegan (1964 - 2022) used to be the frontman of the Seattle grunge band The Screaming Trees and subsequently played with Queens of the Stone Age, and formed (together with Greg Dulli) The Gutter Twins. Lanegan also released solo albums.
Together, Campbell and Lanegan formed a unique combination of gruff vocals and dulcet voices. They released a series of albums: Ballad of the Broken Seas, which received a nomination in the 2006 Mercury Awards, Sunday at Devil Dirt, which was released in May 2008. The album received US release in Fall 2008. Their third album Hawk was released in August 2010. The same year the live album "Live At The Barbican London 2010 " was released.
Together, Campbell and Lanegan formed a unique combination of gruff vocals and dulcet voices. Read Full BioIsobel Campbell is the former cellist and backing vocalist for Belle & Sebastian, as well as leader of The Gentle Waves. Mark Lanegan (1964 - 2022) used to be the frontman of the Seattle grunge band The Screaming Trees and subsequently played with Queens of the Stone Age, and formed (together with Greg Dulli) The Gutter Twins. Lanegan also released solo albums.
Together, Campbell and Lanegan formed a unique combination of gruff vocals and dulcet voices. They released a series of albums: Ballad of the Broken Seas, which received a nomination in the 2006 Mercury Awards, Sunday at Devil Dirt, which was released in May 2008. The album received US release in Fall 2008. Their third album Hawk was released in August 2010. The same year the live album "Live At The Barbican London 2010 " was released.
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Tuzotonic
A great driving track off of a really good album. Sounds like a rock cover of an old blues song but it's an original. Isobel Campbell sounds far removed from her days as a member of Belle and Sebastian.
Billy Kesner
i was gonna make a gay joke about this song, butt fuck it