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Ann Peebles#Somebody's On Your Case#1971
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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Ann Peebles
Ann Peebles
Lead Vocals
Andrew Love
Andrew Love
Tenor Saxophone
Charles Hodges
Charles Hodges
Organ
Ed Logan
Ed Logan
Tenor Saxophone
Howard Lee Grimes
Howard Lee Grimes
Drums
Jack Jr. Hale
Jack Jr. Hale
Trombone
James Mitchell
James Mitchell
Bass
Leroy Hodges
Leroy Hodges
Bass
Mabon Hodges
Mabon Hodges
Guitar
Wayne Lamar Jackson
Wayne Lamar Jackson
Trumpet
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Earl Randle
Earl Randle
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Willie Mitchell
Willie Mitchell
Producer

Lyrics

If your man always leave home
Say he's going down to the corner store
All decked out in his best shoes
And his fancy knit suit
Looking good from head to toe
Spend two whole hours
Buying a little bread and meat
Yet come home empty handed
Looking tired and beat
If this has happened to you
Tell you what you better do
Get out your 'rithmetic
And put together two and two
Somebody's on your case
You gotta get on your job
(Get on it)
Somebody's on your case, girl
You better get on your job
(get on it)
Listen girl...
If your man call home one day
Say he won't be home for supper
Cos he'll be working late
His boss calls to say get well John
Lord knows he ain't sick
He's been taking secret sick leave
Another one of his tricks
If he come home
With that same old line
Telling you he's tired
From working overtime
Don't get uptight
Don't put him out tonight
What you better do, girl
Is get your own thing right
Somebody's on your case
You better get on your job
(Get on it)
Somebody's on your case, girl
You better get on your job
(get on it)
It might be Mary
And it might be Sue
Somebody's surely
Moving in on you
Somebody's on your case
You better get on your job
(Get on it)
Somebody's on your case, girl
You better get on your job
(get on it)
Written by: Earl Randle
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