Genius Meanings
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You
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“Miss You” was released in 1978 as a single from the Some Girls album and peaked at number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Penned by Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, this hit has been
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You [Flashpoint]
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord I miss you / I've been hanging on so long / I've been sleeping all alone
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You (Live 1981)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord I miss you / I've been hanging on so long / I've been sleeping all alone
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You (Live 1995)
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[Spoken Word: Mick Jagger] / How's your singing out there tonight? You sound like a very vociferous lot I'll tell you. You feel like singing a little bit? Okay, wait until I tell
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You (Dr. Dre Remix 2002)
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[Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord, I miss you / I've been hanging on the phone / I've been sleeping all alone / I want to kiss you
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The Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday
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“Ruby Tuesday” was first released in 1967 as the B-side of “Let’s Spend the Night Together”, the lead single to promote Between the Buttons.
While it was first released as the B-
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You (Live 1982)
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[Spoken Word: Mick Jagger] / I love ya, love ya, love ya... / [Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord I miss you / I'
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The Rolling Stones – Start Me Up
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Originally a reggae song titled “Never Stop” from the Black And Blue sessions in Rotterdam in January and February of 1975, “Start Me Up” was then substantially reworked at the
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Sugar Blue – Miss You
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[Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord I miss you / I've been hanging on the phone / I've been sleeping all alone / I want to kiss you / [
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Etta James – Miss You
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I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Cause I miss you / I've been hanging on the phone / I've been sleeping all alone / I wanna kiss you / Oooh oooh oooh
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The Rolling Stones – Miss You Covers
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See all of “Miss You” by The Rolling Stones’s covers
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Ann Peebles – I Miss You
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I've been waiting so long / I've been sitting by the phone cause I miss you, baby / I've been losing my mind / It must be a crime, but I still wanna kiss you / Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
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Steve Lacy – Mercury
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“Mercury” sees Steve Lacy both remorseful and bitter about a past relationship, ultimately showing his double-sided nature. He does this over slick bossa nova production, with
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The Rolling Stones – All About You
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[Verse 1] / Well if you call this a life / Why must I spend mine with you? / If the show must go on / Let it go on without you / So sick and tired hanging around with jerks like
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The Concretes – Miss You
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I've been hanging out so long / I've been waiting on your call / Lord, I miss you / I've been sleeping all alone / I've been hanging by the phone / Want to kiss you / I've been
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The Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday (Live 2013)
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[Spoken Word: Mick Jagger] / We'll do something a little bit romantic for you now / [Verse 1] / She would never say where she came from / Yesterday don't matter if it's gone
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The Rolling Stones – Mess It Up
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[Intro] / There she goes / C'mon / [Verse 1] / You stole my numbers, you stole my codes / You took my keys, and then you nicked my phone / Seduced my landlord, broke in my home
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The Rolling Stones – Beast of Burden
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The 1978 hit (reached #8 in the US charts), considered by many one of the top 20 Stones' songs. A Keith Richards/Mick Jagger creation, that like many other of the Rolling Stones
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The Rolling Stones – Mannish Boy
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[Verse 1] / Everything gonna be alright / Oh yeah, yeah / Now when I was a young boy / At the age of five / My mother said I'll be / The greatest man alive / And now I'm a man / I'
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Carla Bruni – Miss You
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[Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord I miss you / I've been hanging on the phone / I've been sleeping all alone / I want to kiss you / [
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The Rolling Stones – Anyway You Look at It
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[Verse 1] / Anyway you look at it, from any point of view / You must admit I'm lucky to be in love with you / And people say I'm cynical, they never want the truth / But life will
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Roberta Gentile – Miss You
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[Verse 1] / I've been holding out so long / I've been sleeping all alone / Lord, I miss you / I've been hanging on the phone / I've been sleeping all alone / I want to kiss you / [
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The Rolling Stones – Emotional Rescue
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Seen as The Rolling Stone’s second attempt at disco after their 1978 hit “Miss You”, “Emotional Rescue” is the title track and lead single of the band’s 1980 album. The song is
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The Rolling Stones – Star Star [Love You Live]
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Baby, baby, I've been so sad since you've been gone / Way back to New York City / Where you do belong / Honey, I miss your two-tone kisses / Legs wrapped around me tight / If I
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The Rolling Stones – Shattered
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“Shattered” was released on the 1978 album Some Girls, and details the experiences of the band when living in New York. It enjoyed some success as a single, reaching number 31 on
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The Rolling Stones – Miss Amanda Jones
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Possibly the most Berry-esque tune in the whole album, it is dripping with the legend’s excitement, but has enough Stonesy bite to transform into something else. For one, it is
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The Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday [Flashpoint]
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[Verse 1] / She would never say where she came from / Yesterday don't matter if it's gone / While the sun is bright / Or in the darkest night / No one knows / She comes and goes
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The Rolling Stones – Let It Rock (Live 1971 University of Leeds)
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This live recording was originally released in 1971 as a UK-only B-side to the “Brown Sugar” single. It was also included on the Spanish release of Sticky Fingers in place of “
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Bob Dylan – Like a Rolling Stone
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Dylan’s 1965 single “Like a Rolling Stone” is widely considered one of the greatest songs ever recorded. In 2004 the critics at Rolling Stone magazine (whose name was partly Dylan-
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The Rolling Stones – Through the Lonely Nights
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“Through the Lonely Nights” was first recorded during sessions for Goats Head Soup (as per Martin Elliott The Rolling Stones Complete Sessions) and appeared in 1974 as the B-side
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