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One Night Loving Man by Rusty H. Blueman Thursday, April 24, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan This is a new version of my removed work had named before - Touch The Sky. Please add your comments for this piece
A WOMAN LIKE YOU HONEY EVER NEEDS A MAN LIKE ME VERY STRANGE KIND OF DESTINY INSTEAD OF YOUR BROKEN DREAMS I HAVEN´T GOT A SPARE IF YOU´RE GONNA LOOSE WITH ME ANYWAY A WOMAN LIKE YOU HONEY WORKING AS A BEE IT SEEMS TO BE ALL IN HARMONY DIRTY DEEDS SLEEP IN YOUR MIND I´M WAITING FOR THE FLARE IF YOU´RE GONNA LOOSE WITH ME ANYWAY LIKE A WHEEL I´M ROLLING DOWN THE HIGHWAY LIKE A THUNDER STORMING THROUGH THE AIR I´M A SPEED COMING OUT OF NOWHERE I´M A ONE NIGHT LOVING, ONE NIGHT LOVING MAN ONE NIGHT LOVING MAN ONE NIGHT LONG, NOTHING MORE HONEY YOU DID IT RIGHT - YEAH IT TURNS ME ON BURNING STONE ROLLING UNDER NEON LIGHT YOU TOOK WHOLE THE ROAD AND NOT JUST THE LANE YOU HAD NEVER KNOWN IT ANYWAY

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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	4/24/2003

I read it several times. It reminds me of a blues song, and so I read it with a draggy blues feel to it and it worked that way. I don't think the title is quite right and your first line gives the key. I would call it either "Lady Blues" or "A Woman Like you". Your bio said you liked feedback. Well done.