Wednesday - Don't Let Me Wait Too Long

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When I take you to the country
Girl, you really turn me on
If I try and let your soul free
You know I needn't wait too long

Cause your good, good feeling
You give me keeps me holding on
I need all your lovin'
Don't make me wait too long

Get my love and use it easy
Take me where I'd never be
Keep me in your arms forever
Show me things I'd never see

Cause your good, good feeling
You give me keeps me hanging on
I need all your lovin'
Don't make me wait too long

When I take you to the country
Girl, you really turn me on
If I try and let your soul free
You know I needn't wait too long

Cause your good, good feeling
You givе me keeps me holding on
I need all your lovin'
Don't make mе wait too long

Release Date: September 13, 1974

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"Wednesday - Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" is a soulful and heartfelt song that captures the longing and desire for love and affection. The lyrics speak of the immediate connection and attraction between two people, urging not to delay in expressing their feelings. The upbeat melody and smooth vocals create a sense of urgency and passion, making it impossible to resist the pull of love. With its catchy rhythm and emotional lyrics, this song is a reminder to seize the moment and not let love slip away.

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Wednesday is an indie rock band based in Asheville, North Carolina that began releasing music in 2018. Originally a musical collaboration between University of North Carolina students Karly Hartzman and Daniel Gorham, the group expanded into its current iteration as a five-piece outfit composed of frontwoman Karly Hartzman (vocals/rhythm guitar/primary songwriter), Jake “MJ” Lenderman (lead guitar), Xandy Chelmis (lap steel guitar), Margo Schultz (bass), and Alan Miller (drums).

The band’s name Wednesday comes from Karly Hartzman and original member Daniel Gorham’s mutual appreciation of English jangle pop band The Sundays, especially their 1990 album Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. Yet The Sundays' soft guitar music is a far cry from Wednesday’s current musical output, which is mainly an amalgamation of ‘90s-inspired noisy slacker rock with elements of country and shoegaze … also known as “country-gaze.”