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In the Mood by Rush
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RushProduced by
RushWrited by
Geddy LeeAbout
In the Mood is the second and final single from Rush’s self-titled debut. It’s the only song to be written entirely by bassist and vocalist Geddy Lee, and is perhaps most known for drummer John Rutsey’s cowbell intro.
The song was never really played live, it was always a part of a “medley”, a coll...
In the Mood Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Hey, now, baby
Well, I like your smile
Won't you come and talk to me
For a little while?
Well, you're making me crazy
The way you roll them eyes
Won't you come and sit with me?
I'll tell you all my lies
[Chorus]
Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight
I feel I'm in the mood
Hey, baby, the hour is late
I feel I've got to move
[Verse 2]
Well, hey, now, baby
Don't you talk so fast
I'm just trying to make this good time
I'm trying to make it last
Everything's getting hazy
Now, honey, where'd you go?
I just want to find out, baby
Where'd you learn what you know?
[Chorus]
Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight
I feel I'm in the mood
Hey, baby, the hour is late
I feel I've got to move
[Guitar Solo]
[Chorus]
Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight
I feel I'm in the mood
Hey, baby, the hour is late
I feel I've got to move
[Verse 3]
Well, hey, now, baby
I said I like your style
You really got me, baby
Way down deep inside
Ooh, you drive me crazy
Baby, you're the one
I just want to rock and roll you, woman
Until the night is done
[Chorus]
Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight
I feel I'm in the mood
Hey, baby, the hour is late
I feel I've got to move
Yes, I do!
In the Mood Q&A
Who wrote In the Mood's ?
In the Mood was written by Geddy Lee.
Who produced In the Mood's ?
In the Mood was produced by Rush.
When did Rush release In the Mood?
Rush released In the Mood on Fri Mar 01 1974.