Good Man’s Groove

[Verse 1]
He don’t chase a storm
Lets it pass on by
Arms crossed
Calm eyes
Watching thunder burn out dry
You push
You pull
You throw your little flame
He just breathes your fire in
And still don’t play that game (oh no)
[Chorus]
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
He don’t move on command
He don’t twist for the chaos
Won’t be led by a trembling hand
You can cry
You can shout
He still holds his line true
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
But it’s good
Yeah
It’s good for you
[Verse 2]
You call him “cold”
’Cause he won’t explode
He just pours black coffee
On the same old road
Heart like vinyl
Spinning steady
Slow
Same song
Same morals
Every place you go (hey)
[Chorus]
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
He don’t move on command
He don’t twist for the chaos
Won’t be led by a trembling hand
You can cry
You can shout
He still holds his line true
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
But it’s good
Yeah
It’s good for you
[Bridge]
He feels it
He just don’t feed it
He hears it
He just won’t bleed it
You want flames
He gives you light
You want a war
He walks you through the night (walk you through the night)
[Chorus]
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
He don’t move on command
He don’t bend for the drama
Won’t let anger take the stand
You can cry
You can shout
He still holds his line true
A good man’s groove ain’t easy
But it’s good
Yeah
It’s good for you

Blues-trance-disco hybrid with male vocals; dusty Rhodes keys and walking bass over a four-on-the-floor kick, trancey pads swelling under a tight hi-hat grid. Verses sit in a low, talk-sung blues pocket; chorus blooms with stacked call-and-response hooks and bright guitar chops. Bridge strips to bass, claps, and vocal riff, then slams back into a euphoric final chorus., trance, blues, disco, drama