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I can't see you mama
But I can hardly wait
Oh to touch and to feel you mama
Oh I just can't keep away
In the heat and the steam of the city
Oh its got me running and I just can't brake
So say you'll help me mama
'Cause its getting so hard - oh
Now I can't keep you mama
But I know you're always there
You listen, you teach me mama
And I know inside you care
So get down, down here beside me
Oh you ain't going nowhere
No I won't hurt you mama
But its getting so hard - oh
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, argh
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, argh
Can't you see me here mama
Mama mama mama please
Can't you feel my heart
Can't you feel my heart
Can't you feel my heart oh
Now listen to me mama
Mama mama
You're taking away my last chance
Don't take it away
Can't you feel my heart?
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, argh
It's hot, too hot for me mama
But I can hardly wait
My eyes they're burning mama
And I can feel my body shake
Don't stop, don't stop me mama
Oh make the pain, make it go away - hey
No I won't hurt you mama
But its getting so hard - oh
Now I can't see you mama
But I know you're always there
You taunt, you tease me mama
But I never never can keep away
It's the heat and the steam of the city
Oh got me running and I just can't brake
So stay don't leave me mama
'Cause its getting so hard - oh
Don't go no no, don't go
No no no, don't go...

jhannescool Feb 09, 2013 - 11:56	lily34 wrote: i love genesis. i dislike this song very much. SWAK! [ Reply ]
Blackdragon Oct 13, 2012 - 06:17	What a GREAT Song, love this! [ Reply ]
mikec09 Oct 13, 2012 - 06:15	What a horrible, annoying song! [ Reply ]
suesblues Oct 13, 2012 - 06:12	they should have left this as an instrumental. I've never heard this before, but before he started singing, this sounded so powerful, really evocative of a large epic stage production, mechanical and atmospheric, full of steam and darkness. The singing wrecked it, IMHO [ Reply ]
kcar Sep 11, 2012 - 16:59	fatcatjb wrote: Love Genesis Deeply admire Peter Gabriel Suspicious of Phil Collins Loathe this weird song As always, thank you Mr. Riley for the Nottingham Jury's perspective Mostly agree although some of Genesis' more pop-oriented works—which seem to have Collins definitely leading the band—aren't bad. I came to like "Invisible Touch" for instance, esp. "Land of Confusion." The video with the Spitting Image puppets was a lot of fun, and the cover by Katzenjammer was great. Some of the pop hits that I've hated back in the day weren't that bad. It was all the relentless hype and excessive number of plays that got to me. [ Reply ]
DD rabbi_phil Sep 11, 2012 - 16:57	haljordan wrote: Anyone else remember that episode of Magnum P.I. where they used this as the background music when Thomas was closing in on a serial killer? More of the useless crap that's rattling around in my head. I'm thinkin Miami Vice.......you know it's 2 a.m...... crocketts driving the black daytona,all brooding and self absorbed...Tubbs is sittin there starin' straight ahead after stuffing shells into the sawed-off......this is playin strong in the background.. intermittent flashbacks to their ex-cop buddy who just took 2 to the ticker......they're blasting thru the deserted streets of cocaine infested 80's Miami.....they're gonna Get those bad guys!!! [ Reply ]
lily34 Sep 11, 2012 - 16:55	i love genesis. i dislike this song very much. [ Reply ]
westslope Sep 11, 2012 - 16:54	Poacher wrote: I have just rated something from Phil Collins an 8. . . I now feel dirty and confused. Me too! A strong 8. One of the best ex-Peter Genesis numbers. I found the rating experience rather exhilarating. Positively 'liberating'. In light of some of the vehement commentary on this thread...... [ Reply ]
Stranglersfan Sep 11, 2012 - 16:51	I Love all the Gabriel Genesis albums, and I feel opposite about Collins Genesis. [ Reply ]
scraig Sep 11, 2012 - 16:50	This song was used during one of the best episodes of "Magnum PI." [ Reply ]
fatcatjb Jul 10, 2012 - 19:20	Love Genesis Deeply admire Peter Gabriel Suspicious of Phil Collins Loathe this weird song As always, thank you Mr. Riley for the Nottingham Jury's perspective [ Reply ]
LuvWilloughby Jul 10, 2012 - 18:58	Awe don't. Back in the day he/they ruled... there live shows were awesome. The band was tight with Lee Sklar on bass and Darryl Strummer on guitar and Chester Thompson on drums (except on "in the air tonight" Poacher wrote: I have just rated something from Phil Collins an 8. . . I now feel dirty and confused. [ Reply ]
fortheloveofpete Jul 10, 2012 - 18:48	The lowest of the post-Pete period. [ Reply ]
drife Jul 10, 2012 - 18:48	Here is a song I thought I'd never hear again in my lifetime. I distinctly remember when this song came out (I was in high school) as it received a lot of airplay in my neck of the woods. [ Reply ]
donnyballgame Jul 10, 2012 - 18:48	Trent Reznor could really drill this song! [ Reply ]
ChrisH Jun 09, 2012 - 05:57	Wow Wow Fred. Genesis in the studio from 1969 - 1997. Whilst longevity is not an indicator of quality, the band certainly had something going for them. In my view they were certainly a great, original and innovative band certainly up to and including the album, "And Then There Three" in 1978. Whilst I am not a great fan of Phil, I think he really damaged the band, I am great fan of Peter Gabriel and particularly the music he continues to produce since leaving Genesis. [ Reply ]
Seahunt May 08, 2012 - 07:23	I've been vindicated. I like Genesis (with Phil at lead) and Bill plays them so [ Reply ]
Red_Dragon May 08, 2012 - 07:22	no. [ Reply ]
h8rhater Apr 06, 2012 - 14:18	fredriley wrote: I loathed, and still loathe, Genesis' output, and until I started listening to RP I'd always associated Peter Gabriel with that pretentious pile of prog, but I now realise that PG did himself a big favour by leaving Genesis and that he's close to a musical genius. Phil Collins, on the other hand, is a self-regarding pillock with barely a musical bone in his body. I loved it when the brilliant and vicious satirist Chris Morris gulled Collins bigtime in the (in)famous Brass Eye 'paedophile special'. Instead of taking it on the chin, Collins was so egotistical that he considered legal action against Morris. A pompous prick of the highest order who's deservedly sunk into the dustbin of history. Wow, Fred... just wow. Tell us how you really feel. Phil Collins was one of the heaviest handed drummers in the business back in the day. Eric Clapton tabbed him to do all of his drumming in the mid-80s. This while he was having incredible successes on his own as a solo artist and with Genesis. Even though you don't like his work with Genesis, he did guide the band to phenomenal success in the 80's. Duke, Abacab, Genesis, and Invisible Touch (all albums that he was integral in creating with the band) ALL went #1 in the UK. His solo albums Face Value, No Jacket Required, and Seriously Folks... ALL went #1 in the UK. No Jacket Required was the Grammy winning album of the year in 1985 and featured 3 #1 songs in the US. No other artist had as much success in the world in 1985. In the Air Tonight is one of the most iconic songs of all time. We get it that you don't like a particular type of music but you are WAY off base saying that Phil Collins has "barely a musical bone in his body". As for Brass Eye... I can't imagine why Phil was upset. Everyone likes to have a good paedophile joke played on them, don't they?!? BTW: The reason Phil doesn't play anymore is that he has damaged vertebrae in his neck and can no longer use his hands properly. It's probably just karma because he is such an egotistical, pretentious, and pompous prick. At least we agree on Peter Gabriel. That is something! [ Reply ]
Jörg_Asmussen Apr 06, 2012 - 14:18	I love the extended versions even more. [ Reply ]