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Luka Bloom — Perfect Groove
Album: Amsterdam
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Released: 2003
Length: 3:43
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Lyrics:

I'm looking for the perfect groove
I'm getting ready to move
So much rhythm to choose
I want to sing for you
I'm looking for the perfect tune
So perfect I could swoon
Dance like honeymoon
I want to sing for you
I love it when different people
Come and gather around
They dip into a different world
There's a singer in town
I love to see the bodies swaying
Hips shifting along
Together we'll find the rhythm
Get into the song
The night could be long
I'm looking for the perfect food
Not undercooked or stewed
A tasty little mood
I want to sing for you
I'm looking for the perfect you
And a love that's simple and true
It's what I'm ready to do
I want to sing for you
Posted 2 months ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
Keep looking buddy.
Posted 21 years ago by jkp653    [ Reply ]
Yeah, what they all said. Zzzzzz.
Posted 21 years ago by eric    [ Reply ]
overly sentimental.
Posted 21 years ago by snaps_11    [ Reply ]
Oh God, I hate this song. See ya in a few.....
Posted 21 years ago by rgrace    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Radio_Man: If he ever learns to pick the guitar he might be dangerous. He has about 7 albums with the same rapid fire cords over and over.
Thought I should share this which I found in his bio at his website yesterday. Note that "Luka" was born Kevin Barry Moore, and started his career as Barry Moore. "Barry was a finger picking folkie, until the middle of 1979, when tendonitis did serious damage to his picking hand. This caused him to learn to play with a plectrum and change his style of playing."
Posted 21 years ago by philarktos    [ Reply ]
Yyyyyyaaaawwwwwwwnnnnnnnnn
Posted 21 years ago by wilderbill    [ Reply ]
If he ever learns to pick the guitar he might be dangerous. He has about 7 albums with the same rapid fire cords over and over.
Posted 21 years ago by Radio_Man    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by UUMike: I've owned several of his CD's but they never "stick"... after a few tunes' worth of that strumming style, it all starts to sound the same.
I've noticed the same phenomenon with Luka's music. When I first heard his music on RP (a few weeks ago), I was mostly impressed with the guitar sound, although the overall package was nice. Now, after hearing several songs in fairly regular rotation here on RP, they are all blending together, and none of them stand out in particular.
Posted 21 years ago by tg3k    [ Reply ]
Luka Bloom\'s brother Christy Moore is an amazing artist too if you\'re into Irish folk.. Similar voice, different music.
Posted 21 years ago by coldatlantic    [ Reply ]
I\'ve owned several of his CD\'s but they never \"stick\"... after a few tunes\' worth of that strumming style, it all starts to sound the same.
Posted 21 years ago by UUMike    [ Reply ]