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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #70

1974. This song was written by the artist and a former member of Steely Dan. It's about jazz artist Curtis Amy.
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Lift
me
won't
you
lift
me
Above
the
old
routine
Make
it
nice
play
it
clean
jazzman
When
the
jazzman's
testifyin
A
faithless
man
believes
He
can
sing
you
into
paradise
Or
bring
you
to
your
knees
It's
a
gospel
kind
of
feelin
A
touch
of
Georgia
slide
A
song
of
pure
revival
And
a
style
that's
sanctified
Jazzman
take
my
blues
away
Make
my
pain
the
same
as
yours
With
every
change
you
play
Jazzman
oh
jazzman
When
the
jazzman's
signifyin
And
the
band
is
winding
low
It's
the
late
night
side
of
mornin
In
the
darkness
of
his
soul
He
can
fill
a
room
with
sadness
As
he
fills
his
horn
with
tears
He
can
cry
like
a
fallen
angel
When
rising
time
is
near
Jazzman
take
my
blues
away
Make
my
pain
the
same
as
yours
With
every
change
you
play
Oh
lift
me
up
won't
you
lift
me
With
every
turnaround
Play
it
sweetly
take
me
down
oh
jazzman
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