Teena Marie (March 5, 1956 - December 26th, 2010) was an American Grammy Award-nominated singer–songwriter–producer. (Born Mary Christine Brockert) Marie, nicknamed Lady T, was a protegée of the late funk legend Rick James, and is notable as one of the few successful multi-ethnic performers of R&B. She sang R&B with big, robust vocals, and played rhythm guitar, keyboards and congas. She also had written, produced, sung and arranged virtually all of her songs since her 1980 release Irons in the Fire.
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...I NEED YOUR LOVIN'... by Teena Marie ------------------------...............
*from 'Irons in the Fire' (1980)*
Intro:
BmE (x8)
Verse 1:
BmE Love's fever, comin' on strong, BmE I don't want the fire with-out the flame, no. BmE Mother Nature gave me two hands to hold you, BmE I'm not talkin' pressures, or material gains.
Bridge 1:
BmEBm But M-O-N-E-Y, never did a thing for L-O-V-I-N, EBm I'll never understand what people's heads are in. DE (n.C) Ask me what I need.
Chorus 1:
BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', or just a little time. F#m BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', or just a little time.
BmE This will do; just a little lovin'; this will do, BmE Just a little love; just a little lovin'; this will do. BmE La la la la, just a little lovin'; this will do. BmE L-o-v-e, love, just a little lovin', me and you.
Verse 2:
BmE Love's comin'; so glad you're mine, BmE I don't want your rhythm, without your rhyme no. BmE Easy feelin', ooh, your love keeps getting better, BmE Say you'll leave me never and to-gether we'll fly.
Bridge 2:
BmEBm But M-O-N-E-Y, never did a thing for L-O-V-I-N, EBm I'll never understand what people's heads are in. DE (n.C) Ask me what I need.
Chorus 2:
BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', or just a little time. F#m BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', or just a little time.
BmE This will do; just a little lovin'; this will do, BmE Just a little love; just a little lovin'; this will do. BmE La la la la, just a little lovin'; this will do. BmE L-o-v-e, love, just a little lovin', me and you.
Bridge 3:
BmEBm But M-O-N-E-Y, never did a thing for L-O-V-I-N, EBm I'll never understand what people's heads are in. DE (n.C) Ask me what I need.
Chorus 3:
BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, BmC#mF#m I need your lo-vin', or just a little time.
*KEY CHANGE* ------------
CmDmGm I need your lo-vin', and that's the bottom line, CmDmGm I need your lo-vin', or just a little time.
CmF This will do; just a little lovin'; this will do, CmF Just a little love; just a little lovin'; this will do.