Hey You! Get Off My Mountain
The Dramatics Lyrics
Hey you! (You) Get off my mountain
Hey you! Get off my cloud
Hey you! (You) Get off my mountain
You're just tryin' to bring me down
And you laugh in my face
Make me feel like a clown
Baby, I think I better put you in your place
[Chorus]
That kind of action I don't need
That kind of heartache I can't use
(I can't use that kind of heartache)
That kind of lovin' I can do without
So go and play your games with someone new
Hey you! (You) Get off my mountain
Hey you! Get off my cloud
Hey you! (You) Get off my mountain
You're just tryin',(you're just tryin' to)
You're just tryin' to bring me down
[Chorus]
Hey you! (Hey you) Get off my mountain
Hey you! Get off my cloud
(Stay off of my cloud)
Hey you! (Hey you) Get off my mountain
You're just tryin', (you're just tryin' to)
Oh, You're jus' tryin' to Bring me down
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ANTHONY HESTER
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Hey You! Get Off My Mountain - Single Version
The Dramatics are a soul music vocal group, formed in 1962 with the name The Dynamics. They changed their name by 1967, when they garnered their first minor hit "All Because of You." However, the group didn't break through until their 1971 single, "Whatcha See Is Watcha Get." Their members at this time were Ron Banks, "Wee Gee" Howard, Elbert Wilkins, Willie Ford and Larry Demps. Shortly after the success of their first album, Howard and Wilkins left the group. Read Full BioThe Dramatics are a soul music vocal group, formed in 1962 with the name The Dynamics. They changed their name by 1967, when they garnered their first minor hit "All Because of You." However, the group didn't break through until their 1971 single, "Whatcha See Is Watcha Get." Their members at this time were Ron Banks, "Wee Gee" Howard, Elbert Wilkins, Willie Ford and Larry Demps. Shortly after the success of their first album, Howard and Wilkins left the group. They were replaced by L.J. Reynolds and Lenny Mayes. Through the 1970s, the group continued to have hits, including the #1 R&B hit, "In the Rain," "Toast to the Fool", "Me and Mrs. Jones", "I'm Going By The Stars In Your Eyes" and "Be My Girl." The group continues to tour and consists of Banks, Reynolds, Ford, Winzell Kelly and Michael Brock, who replaced Mayes, who died in 2004. On March 13th 2010 Ronald Dean Banks was laid to rest at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, Michigan.
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Mr. Avery
Memories, mom & pop small businesses, ice cream trucks, PENNY CANDY, actually riding bikes most of the day whenever you weren't drinking out the water hose or playing baseball, football or basketball, I'm talking about the actual sport itself, not Nintendo, with the usual neighborhood gang, them days are long gone, glad I experienced it.
Christopher Queen
Foreal
Lani Kawaii
Me too! Those were the best days!
anthony randall
Amen
Mr Funky
Yes Mr Avery, don't forget about the skating parties, and the house parties (blue lights in the basement situation) getting up sleepy eyed, to go to church after Saturday nigh just to do it all over again the following week.....providing you can get your sister to braid your hair !!!!
J T
Ahhhhhh, the good old days, when life was so pleasant, ppl actually cared about one another. Makes you wanna sit and listen to vinyl collection and cry for those days to come back.
Mary Estes
I still play this got it on CD now, and my 3 year old grandbaby be singing, "Hey you get off my Mountain".
Darlene Battle
It must sound good to your grand baby!!!
FN 2187
Paul Santellan hey you reply to this
Paul Santellan
Mary Estes that's rt show em the good music