Etta James - Pushover download song

i admit you must respect the good old times,just pay attention to this one...:)

I remember singing this song when I was about 7 or 8 years old my little cousins would all sing this song  in my grandmother dinning room lol 

So you told all the boys that you were gonna take me out Ya even ya even had the nerve to make a bet a yes you did That I, I would give in all of my love you would win But you haven't, you haven't won it yet You took me for a pushover Oh you thought I was a pushover Whoa I'm not a pushover You thought my love was easy to get All of the girls think you're fine They even call ya Romeo Ya got 'em, yeah you got 'em runnin' to and fro Yes ya have But I don't want a one night thrill I want a love that's for real And I can tell by your line, your's is not the lasting kind You took me for a pushover Oh you thought I was a pushover Whoa I'm not a pushover You thought that you could change my mind Your temptin' lips (mmm hmm) your way hair (oh yeah) Your pretty eyes with that (ahhh) come hither stare It makes me weak and I, I start to bend And then I stop and think again No (no), no (no), no don't let yourself go I hate to spoil your reputation I want true love not an imitation And I'm hip to every word in your conversation Who took me for a pushover Whoa I'm not a pushover Whoa you thought I was a pushover Whoa you can't (push me over) Nobody is gonna (push me over) Oh you're not man enough to (push me over) Everybody thought you was gonna (push me over)

I loved this when I first heard it and remember it on NY radio although a black girl I knew had the 45 and I saw that first and later she played it for me after school in junior high back home in Highbridge the Bronx CLASSIC!!!!!!!!! RIP Mona & Etta Vaya con Dios

R.I.P. A woman who was not a push over....thank you for your contribution!!!

I remember when I entered Junior High in NY at the age of 12 I noticed some sisters had this 45 which I hadn't heard on the NY mainstream Rock and Roll stations a couple of years laters I found WWRL, WLIB and WNJR if anyone out there listened to black radio back then in NY area I'm sure you'd remember them first heard Otis and Ike and Tina there and many others some made it to mainstream and some didn't the only thing the NY AM radio didn't have then was country which came on FM in the 1970s

Tony Clarke (The Entertainer vocalist) wrote this song.  I remember hearing Etta James songs on KGFJ radio station in Los Angeles.  There will never be another singer like Etta James.  I was luck enough to see her perform over 5 times and each time I enjoyed her performance.

my dad and uncle saw her in 1968, I still hav the same album, best song in her cannon. come bak for more concerts.

Long live the raw energy, the erotic presentation of Miss Etta James. Love you, baby! RIP.krxn11