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SWEET MARIJUANA (aka "Marahuana") From the film "Murder At The Vanities" (1934) (Music: Arthur Johnston / Lyrics: Sam Coslow) Gertrude Michael (Film Soundtrack) - 1934 Dave Harman & His Orch. - 1934 Ernest Caceros & His Orch. - 1934 Bette Midler - 1976 Annie Ross - 1996 Soothe me with your caress Sweet marijuana, marijuana Help me in my distress Sweet marijuana, please do You alone can bring my lover back to me Even though I know it's all a fantasy And then you put me to sleep Sweet marijuana, marijuana (Instrumental Break) You alone can bring my lover back to me Even though I know it's all a fantasy And then you put me to sleep Sweet marijuana, marijuana ++++++++++ This song underwent some lyric chages and was recorded under the title "LOTUS BLOSSOM" on several occasions: LOTUS BLOSSOM (aka "Sweet Lotus Blossom") (Music: Arthur Johnston / Lyrics: Sam Coslow) Julia Lee & Her Boy Friends - 1947 Wilbur DeParis and Jimmy Witherspoon - 1957 Johnnie Ray - 1957 Jimmy Witherspoon - 1966 Davy Graham - 1969 Dave Frishberg - 1977 Dee Felice & The Sleep Cat Band - 1988 Steve Kuhn - 1990 Tav Falco - 1995 Exit-13 feat. Bliss Blood - 1996 Steve Waddell's Creole Bells - 1998 Bob Wilber - 1998 Irene Reid - 1999 Jenny Mammina - 2001 Also recorded by: The Original Salty Dogs As recorded by JOHNNIE RAY: Soothe me with your caress Sweet lotus blossom, lotus blossom Help me in my distress Sweet lotus blossom, please do You alone can bring my lover back to me Even though I know it's just a fantasy And then knock me clear out Sweet lotus blossom, please do (Instrumental Break) You alone can bring my lover back to me Even though I know it's fantasy And then knock me clear out Sweet lotus blossom, please do Lotus, sweet, sweet blossom Knock me out Way far out, sweet blossom Sweet blossom.........FADE (Transcribed by Mel Priddle - June 2011)

    





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