R & B, Smooth Soul, Pop Ballads, If you like good clean R & B soul love ballads, then this is the album for you. Jerry delivers some smooth and powerful falsetto on "Take me with you, and end it with "Ordinary Girl", a song that describes men w
Jerry, a songwriter, Artist, and Musician, is no stranger in the music business. After spending most of his time working in studios helping other artists craft
Story behind the song
Jerry, a songwriter, Artist, and Musician, is no stranger in the music business. After spending most of his time working in
studios helping other artists craft their songs ,he has listened to songs of the 70's, 80's, and 90's as well as the up-beat
songs of today, and understand how to mix different styles of music. He has worked with R & B, Blues Bands, Pop, Country
and Gospel singers throughout his career. Jerry has written and arranged over 100's of songs in his lifetime, and decided to
records some song tracks for himself.
Jerry, a songwriter, Artist, and Musician, is no stranger in the music business. After spending most of his time working in
studios helping other artists craft their songs ,he has listened to songs of the 70's, 80's, and 90's as well as the up-beat
songs of today, and understand how to mix different styles of music. He has worked with R & B, Blues Bands, Pop, Country
and Gospel singers throughout his career. Jerry has written and arranged over 100's of songs in his lifetime, and decided to
records some song tracks for himself.
Lyrics
Remember
Written and Produced By Jerry Duglass Smith.
Remember when we fell in love. We danced all through
the night, we held each other tight, we gazed at the moonlight
Remember, don't you Remember. Remember, we had our first
arguement, you would not speake to me, this when on for several weeks
we learned how life can be ,Remember, Don't you Remember. Remember
when you had some trouble, who came to your rescue, when all your
friends ,turned their backs on you, somehow we make it thru, Remember
Don't you Remember. Remember, Don't you Remember.
