DESCRIPTION:
MOTHER TRUCKER "Love in Them There Hills" 1974

*PRESS RELEASE, September 12, 1973:

MOTHER TRUCKER.... The Woman's Lib Rock Group comprising of Five Gals who got together while employed in Various Capacities inside England's Trucking Industry and Subsequently signed by EMBER RECORDS. Their Debut Album, now nearing Completion, is tentatively Titled "Dedicated to the Little Dutch Boy". (pictured from left) Leslie Rice-Paddington, Guitar - Ronnie McBurney, Tambourine - Billie Simpkins, Lead Vocals - Jackie Ellender, Bass - Freddie Barnes, Drums.
A U.S. Concert Tour is contemplated in conjunction with Release of the LP, according to EMBER Chairman Jeffrey S. Kruger.

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LOVE IN THEM THERE HILLS*

Every time I go out and come home
I can hear my Mama say
Girl how come every time you come home
You come home from that a way
Whats up there ain’t down here
It’s leading you astray
I do my best to raise you right
But you’ve gone the wicked way

Mama please can’t you see
There’s something up in Them Hills for me
Bless my Soul Mama you got to know
That There’s Love up in Them Hills, Now Now Now
Bless my Soul Mama you got to know
That There’s Love up in Them Hills

Mama said the people that Live on the Hill
They’re really outta sight
People like us that Live on the Low Land
Just don’t fit in Right
When two Hearts beat as one
They don’t care who’s Rich or Poor, ooh
All they want to do is Love each other
Who could ask for anything more

Mama please can’t you see
There’s something up in Them Hills for me
Bless my Soul Mama you got to know
That There’s Love up in Them Hills, Now Now Now
Bless my Soul Mama you got to know
That There’s Love up in Them Hills

Bless my Soul Mama you got to know
That There’s Love up in Them Hills (repeat)
ooh, Bless my Soul

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