Help Me
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You got to help me, now; I can't do it all by myself
You got to help me, now; I can't do it all by myself
You know if you don't help me, darling, I'll have to find myself somebody else
I my have to wash, I may have to sew, I may have to cook
I might mop the floor; but you help me baby
If you don't help me, darling, I'll have to find somebody else
When I walk, you walk with me; and when I talk, you talk with me
Oh, baby, I can't do it all by myself
Bring my nightshirt; put your mornin' gown
Bring my nightshirt; put your mornin' gown
You know if you don't help me, darling, I'll have to find myself somebody else

You're talking about your woman, I wish to God man that you could see mine




You're talking about your woman, I wish to God man that you could see mine
Every time the little girl starts to loving she bring eyesight to the blind

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics, the singer is pleading for assistance from their partner. They express that they can't handle everything on their own and need help. The repetition of "You got to help me, now; I can't do it all by myself" emphasizes the urgency and importance of the request. The singer acknowledges that if their partner doesn't help them, they may have to seek help from someone else, suggesting a potential strain on their relationship.


The singer then mentions various household tasks they might have to take on alone, such as washing, sewing, and cooking. They highlight the significance of their partner's assistance, implying that their relationship depends on this support. The repetition continues to emphasize the potential consequences if help is not given.


The next part of the lyrics focuses on the connection and unity between the singer and their partner. They express that when they walk or talk, their partner should be there with them. This highlights the importance of shared experiences and teamwork within the relationship. The singer again emphasizes their inability to manage everything alone, emphasizing that they need their partner's presence and support.


The final lines introduce a comparison between the singer's partner and someone else's woman. The singer claims that their own woman is exceptional, expressing a desire for others to appreciate and understand their partner's qualities. The phrase "Every time the little girl starts to loving she bring eyesight to the blind" suggests that their partner's love and affection have a transformative and enlightening effect. This line showcases the profound impact the singer's partner has on their life and emphasizes their unique connection.


Line by Line Meaning

You got to help me, now; I can't do it all by myself
I need your assistance, as I am unable to handle everything alone


You know if you don't help me, darling, I'll have to find myself somebody else
If you don't support me, I will be forced to seek help from someone else


I may have to wash, I may have to sew, I may have to cook
I might have to do household chores such as laundry, sewing, and cooking


I might mop the floor; but you help me baby
I might even have to clean the floor, but I long for your assistance


When I walk, you walk with me; and when I talk, you talk with me
I desire your companionship whenever I go and your engagement in conversations


Bring my nightshirt; put your mornin' gown
Please bring my nightshirt and wear your morning gown, symbolizing our togetherness


You're talking about your woman, I wish to God man that you could see mine
You may speak highly of your partner, but I truly wish you could witness the amazing qualities of mine


Every time the little girl starts to loving she bring eyesight to the blind
Whenever my beloved shows affection, it brings clarity and meaning to my existence




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Written by: RALPH BASS, WILLIE DIXON

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Comments from YouTube:

Stark

A great Swedish band. They unfortunately only released this single in 1970 with a cover of Deep Purple's "Into the Fire" on the flip-side.

Céline Cendrars

Awesome tune!! :)

Black QuickSand Music

I love this.... huge obscure proto/metal fan . Thanks Mr. 70s man

70sheavyrockfan

nice! have a link?

Black QuickSand Music

@70sheavyrockfan
Your welcome....I share
alot of your music on
G+...I have a site called
Hard & Heavy 60s & 70s
If it ain't Heavy..
We won't play it...BQS

70sheavyrockfan

Black QuickSand im glad of that..thanks for all your comments and the big support!

Jane Millerick

a 1970 album (or so says another channel.) really good one!

70sheavyrockfan

Jane Millerick thanks for your support man

William Colville

nice

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