"Can We Do Our Lang Tonight?_copy" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	This song is an appreciation of the early sixties songs of the Chiffons, Ronettes, Bobby Vee (and many others not named). The Do Lang part is from the Chiffons' song"He's So Fine."
	CD: Last Train from Leaksville   Label: Seaside Records Credits: John Marshall Carter wrote and perfoms this song, accompanying himself on guitar. Kenneth Carter sings backing vocals and plays bass, keyboards, and drums. Buddy Clontz plays guitar.
	Story Behind the Song Remember the great groups and solo artists of the early sixties? People like Bobby Vee,Neil Sedaka, Lou Christie, Gene Pitney, and Del Shannon? Remember the great girl groups such as the Ronettes, chiffons, Orlons, Martha and the Vandellas? This song was inspired by that great group of performers and is built around the "Do-Lang, Do-Lang, Do-Lang" from the Chiffons' record "He's So Fine." Lyrics Do-Lang, do-lang tonight, Do-Lang, do-Lang tonight, Do-Lang tonight and forever more. Can we do our lang tonight, It would make everything alright If we could do our lang and Dance till the morning comes We could listen to Martha and the Vandellas And all them other Motown fellas I could get out my old records by Bobby Vee. Do-lang, do-lang tonight, Do-lang do-lang tonigt Do-lang tonight and forever more. Let's play the Orlons, Chiffons, and Ronettes too It's amazing what the music can do For a world that forgot what rock is all about. It was a time of innocence We were on the verge of experience We played our records and did nobody no harm. Do-lang, do-lang tonight, do-lang do-lang tonight Do-lang tonight and forever more. We fantasized our teenage dreams You used to sing just like the Supremes And I kept playing my records by good ole' Bobby Vee. Do-lang, do-lang tonight, do-lang do-lang tonight, Do-lang tonight and forever more.

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