"Love Should Make a Difference (But It Don't Move Her At All)"
By Al Green, probably. But they always make up in Al Green songs, happy shit till the hot grits. Curtis Mayfield then - stringscape, bass, horns falsetto minor key like Freddie's Dead, or James Brown to funk it up and make e'ryone dance in spite of it, Lord: my love don't mooooove her/ but it move her hips!GOOD GOD!
Something breezy fuckit, but heart-wrenching at the same time.
Nina, it's yours. Make it a fuge, imagined by Glen Gould, Jaques Brel, and Gershwin. Play with their hearts befo' yo keeeeeys rippem out. (Cuz you know!Jay-Z goin' track alladat future history shit, bayBE!) Make it light, bounce it around, sharpen it up, and sing it straight deep into guts with vibrato and glissandi swelling out to make 'em make 'em haaard'nuff either cry or come.
some real soul, baby. some soul for dem blues...
