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"Still Thinkin' Bout You" by Big Jim Davis is a heartfelt country honky-tonk track that explores the intriguing possibilities when a high school crush is unexpectedly reignited after a reunion decades later. The song delves into the theme of rekindled romance, a sentiment that resonates with many listeners.

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STILL THINKIN’ BOUT YOU
James Boyd Davis

INTRO 
You washed over me, like a hurricane.
Knocked me off my feet, didn’t know your name.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

You said remember when, we were back in school.
You had a crush on me, you thought I was cool.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

CHORUS
You got into my brain, drove me insane.
Took a piece of my heart, tore me apart.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

SLIDE GUITAR 

You cast a spell on me, now I can’t get free.
No matter how I try, can’t let it be.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

CHORUS
You got into my brain, drove me insane.
Took a piece of my heart, tore me apart.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

OUTRO

Still Thinkin Bout You

This song is dedicated to my father, may he listen to it from heaven. It is the music that I listened to when I was a child and my father explained to me when he was young when he went to dance with a live orchestra. Doo-wop groups like The Boppers, Rocky Sharpe, The Diamonds... is the music that marked my childhood. I have tried to reflect as much as possible that sound in this song. And allow me the joke that they sing it: Agus and the 4 myself. :))

TRANSLATION OF THE LYRICS IN ENGLISH

GREASE AND VEST

Today times have changed
a memory to the past
would not be bad.

Today his hair is disheveled
distressed jeans
and casual clothing.

But when watching movies from yesterday
and listen to old music
wishes come to me
to live those years.

can you believe
that I would like to return
to the times of grease 
tie and vest

in the room to be able to dance
with the orchestra that is there
you can not stop.

and see the skirts turn to the sound
of the rhythm of rock¨n roll
they don't stop dancing

And the girls sitting there
from the place to the other side
the boys wait
to dance, and hold her hand.

can you believe
that I would like to return
to the times of grease 
tie and vest

accompany your girl
until you reach the door of her house
until then nothing more.

and if you manage to kiss him
you know that only that
you can fall in love

you come home with a feeling
tired but relaxed
well that kiss
I think you have fallen in love

when a kiss is
much more than you think
Well, a kiss from those times
He carries love with him.

Can you believe
that I would like to return
to the times of grease 
tie and vest

Can you believe...

This song is dedicated to my father, may he listen to it from heaven. It is the music that I listened to when I was a child and my father explained to me when he was young when he went to dance with a live orchestra. Doo-wop groups like The Boppers, Rocky Sharpe, The Diamonds... is the music that marked my childhood. I have tried to reflect as much as possible that sound in this song. And allow me the joke that they sing it: Agus and the 4 myself. :))

Este tema está dedicado a mi padre, que desde el cielo lo escuche. Es la música que yo escuchaba cuando era un niño y mi padre me explicaba cuando de joven iba al baile con orquesta en directo. Grupos Doo-wop como The Boppers, Rocky Sharpe, The Diamonds... es la musica que marcó mi niñez. He intentado reflejar lo máximo posible ese sonido en este tema. Y permitirme la broma que lo cantan : Agus y los 4 yo mismo. :))

BRILLANTINA Y CHAQUE

This song is dedicated and made to Juanca, co-author of Gossip. great friend and musician, and it explains when, at the age of 12, we used to get together at his house with the guitar to play and make our first compositions. I have to say that I was amazed at how he played and plays, and the musical richness he has. A great musician. We were in three bands together, but then each one went his own way. There is a piece of Samba (Luckily I studied percussion and Latin drums) , because he loved Bossa and Samba and those dissonant chords that I hallucinated. The samba bit is bits of lyrics from some of his excellent songs, and there was also how we could fit 2 guitars, keyboards, drum machine and two voices into a tiny 4 track studio... I still don't know how we did it : ))

TRANSLATION OF THE LYRICS INTO ENGLISH

SATURDAYS AT YOUR HOUSE

Saturdays at your house
as always at ten o'clock
I caught the fifty-seven bus
to hear you play again

the sound of your guitar
was part of my childhood
your chords taught me
to music understand

Dissonance tightrope walker
progression wizard
sorcerer of arpeggios
master of the second voice

(Warning: These are pieces of lyrics from my friend's songs, so you will not find meaning in these words)
You, who knew that girl
that she did not get wet when passing
and you saw cross at full speed
by the great road to the messenger "gale"
You, who wrote a letter
from that table in the blues-on bar
that you know how it slides
a tear for the heart

(we return to the song)
I still remember that four-track studio
you and me trying to fit
guitar, drum machine,
keyboards and two voices at the same time.

Dissonance tightrope walker
progression wizard
sorcerer of arpeggios
master of the second voice

(we go back to pieces of my friend's song lyrics)
And Maria keeps dancing
under that volcano
and those sad flowers
who knows what they will say.
now between a rock and a hard place
that old harlequin is not there
and those streets you passed before
They just wait for you.
the old mermaid
jump into the sea got
while the neighbors
They looked at her from the balcony.

(end of song)
Saturdays at your house
we recorded with an old cassette
and I still listen to them today
They are memories of my yesterday.

Esta canción está dedicada y hecha para un gran amigo y músico, y explica cuando con 12 años nos juntábamos en su casa con la guitarra para tocar y hacer nuestros primeras composiciones. He de decir que yo estaba maravillado de como tocaba y toca, y de la riqueza musical que tiene. Un gran músico. Estuvimos en tres grupos juntos, pero después cada uno tiró por su lado. Hay un trozo de Samba, por que a el le encantaba la Bossa y la Samba y esos acordes disonantes que yo alucinaba. El trozo de samba son trocitos de letras de algunas de sus excelentes canciones, y haba también de como podíamos meter 2 guitarras, teclados, caja de ritmos y dos voces en un diminuto estudio de 4 pistas... aun no se como lo hacíamos :))

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