Into You

Title of song: Into You

Artist: Funkadelic

Title of album: One Nation Under a Groove

Year of first release: 1978

Trivia: This is one of the most popular Funkadelic songs among fans, and appears on a great many Greatest Hits albums. Ray Davis[?] takes the lead vocals here, one of the few occasions in Funkadelic's history for him to do so.

This song has a slow, lazy beat and guitar with tightly harmonized soul vocals.

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Songwriters: George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Junie Morrison[?]

Memorable Lyrics:

• "I can't get into the neutron bomb/I can't get into something that will do me some harm/I can't get into a drug addict principle/I can't get into something that would close the door"
• "I can't get into the poisoned land/I can't get into something I don't understand/I can't into a bad romance/I can't get into a love that ends in a chance"

Complete lyrics at the Motherpage (http://www.duke.edu/~tmc/motherpage/lyrics_funkadelic/lyr-1nation.html#lyr-s-intoyou)

The singer declares that he is incapable of being a part of a society that is sick and demented. Presumably, he would prefer to live in Funkadelia (see P Funk mythology).

Personnel:

• Lead Vocals: Ray Davis[?], Junie Morrison[?], Ron Ford[?]
• Bass: Bootsy Collins

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