Ooooh mama mama mama,
Why you don't like my man
Ooooh mama mama mama,
Why can't you understand
You say he's rough around the edges
He don't always act right
But when we're all alone
Don't you know he treats me right
Now loving him could be so easy
Loving him could be so easy
But mama don't like my man
No she don't like my man
Don't like the way he dress
Or the cigarettes he smokes
Don't like the company he keeps
Or the color of his ???
You say he ain't no good
He says he's rough and he is leading
How can I explain
The way he drives me crazy
Loving him could be so easy
Loving him could be so easy
But mama don't like my man
No she don't like my man
Ooooh mama mama mama,
Why you don't like my man
Ooooh mama mama mama,
Why can't you understand
Loving him could be so easy
Loving him could be so easy
But mama don't like my man
No she don't like my man
Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings are an American funk and soul group from Brooklyn, formed in 1996. The band is fronted by the powerful vocals of Sharon Jones, a singer who had a past as a police officer and call center employee before dedicating herself to music. Their sound is heavily influenced by the funk and soul of the 1960s and 1970s, with complex arrangements and infectious energy. Their debut album, *Dap Dippin'*, was released in 1996, followed by a string of successes such as *Naturally* (2007) and *I Learned the Hard Way* (2010). Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings have collaborated with artists like Amy Winehouse and Charles Bradley, contributing to the resurgence of interest in vintage funk and soul. The band continued to perform until Sharon Jones' death in 2016, leaving a significant musical legacy.
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