Season 6 - Orison
Don't Look Any Further
John Hiatt (Dennis Edward Cover)
Lyrics:
Whoa, oh, well well well well well
Ohhh,hmmmm
Someone to count on
In a world of change
Here I am, stop where you're standin'
What you need is a lover
A man to take over
Oh girl, don't look any further
Strange, when you think of the chances
That we'd both be in a state of mind
Too cool to be careless
Lookin' for the right thing
Oh baby, don't look any further
Tonight
    Tonight, we're gonna taste a little, paradise
Rock you all night long, baby
    All night long
Daylight
    Daylight
I'll still be lookin' in your ebony eyes
    And we'll go on and on and on
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o, well
Don't look any further
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o, well
Don't look any further
Someone to count on
In a world of changin'
Here I am, stop where you're standin'
    What you need is a lover
You need a lover
    To love you all over
Love me all over
Oh baby, don't you look any further, further
Don't look any further
Don't look any further
Tonight
    Tonight, we're gonna taste a little, paradise
Rock you all night long
    Rock you all night long
Daylight
    Daylight
I'll still be lookin' in your ebony eyes
    And we'll go on and on and on
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o, say it
Don't look any further
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o, well
Don't look any further, don't you ever look
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o,
Don't look any further, further
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o,
Don't look any further, further
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o,
Don't look any further
day-o day-o, mombajee ai-o,
Don't look any further

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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*ORIGINAL VERSION INFORMANTION
Track Title:               Don't Look Any Further
Album Title:               Motown Hitsville, USA, Volume 2 disc 3
Prime Artist:              Dennis Edwards
Arranger:                  Dennis Lambert
Arranger:                  Paul M. Jackson Jr.
Background Vocal:          Siedah Garrett
Producer:                  Paul M. Jackson Jr.
Producer:                  Dennis Lambert
Written by:                Duane Hitchings
Written by:                Franne Golde
Written by:                Dennis Lambert

Transcribed by Todd Peach <tpeach@gte.net>
(note that chorus is either non-english or jazz scat)
tpeach@gte.net
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