Mr.-T--Ms.-G's-Song

Final Music Therapy Session with Mr. T & Ms. G (Agape Hospice):Showing Mr. T and Ms. G their final song put together.The lyrics of the song were created by both Mr. T & Ms. G and are about how they first met each other at his cousin's hair salon. The song is meant to be danced to and the changes in speed denotes each individual's favorite type of dancing-- Ms. G likes fast music to dance to, and Mr. T enjoys slow dancing. (Lyrics Below)Credits:Vocals (Ms. G)- Calia HowseVocals (Mr. T)- James JimenezGuitar/Bass Guitar/ Shaker- Jimmy HelmsCajon- Melanie Latty*Big thank you to everyone who made the recording possible!You guys were a great team c:Ms. GSitting back in chairBubbles in my hair (Bubbles all in my hair)Soap in my eyes (Shampoo in my eyes)He took me by surprise!Mr.TStepped into the beauty shop, to get some orange popI came backShe sat upRed eyes! I was hypnotized!Ms. G:I had a friend at the time, things were going fineBut Mr. T? (uh uh) He didn't seem to mindMr. T:Had one eye on her; One on the doorNot looking for trouble; But Trouble came lookin' for meMs. G:He was a ladies manI couldn't believeA guy like him wasn't marriedMr. T:Now I won't agree -(I) only got eyes for you, my baby, Bee.Ms. G:So when I gave him a call and a woman picked upSlammed the phone right down- didn't know what was upBut he called right back- and then he said, “Baby don'tcha worry, it’s just my aunt.”Mr. T (slow part)She’s the best thing I ever did knowShe’s my true love, heart and soul.Ms. G (make sound more like a fun fast dance)He’s my sugar pie, baby buttercup[He] Sure knows how to sweeten me up.Instrumental goes to slow:HarmonizeHere we are seventeen years laterBud and Bee -on our best behaviorMs. GStill a wonderful man;Mr. TStill the best woman I’ve ever known.*Written permission to share this video for educational/Music Therapy related purposes was granted by both Mr. T and Ms. G.