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Testify
By the light of the moon
With the open earth
And not the silver spoon

Electrify the night
Let it not be consumed
Sound it out to the letter
And the Spirit of the groove

The pendulum is swinging soon

Testify
And give up the truth
You cannot control your body
The way the rhythm makes you move

The courts in session
So gathers round
The music will possess you
Surrender to the sound

You feel the room balance in tune
See the world in full bloom

When lady justice
Leaves the room
Know your hurry
On the way to the moon

Anesthetized
Lined up in ones and twos
Collected minds
Make a choice win or lose

Testify
That you cannot consume
That poison shit
They put in your food

The courts in session
So gather round
The music will possess you
Surrender to the sound

See the world in full bloom
A new dawn is coming true
Lick jam drums

Testify
By the light of the moon
With the open earth
And not the silver spoon

Electrify the night
Let it not be consumed
Sound it out to the letter
And the Spirit of the groove

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from A Live Spirit of the Groove (2015​-​3​-​12 Smith's Olde Bar), released May 14, 2015

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Voodoo Visionary Atlanta, Georgia

Hailing from the Dirty South musical mecca of Atlanta, GA, Voodoo Visionary’s improvisational funk dance music balances a tight, grooving rhythm section with soulful organ keys, fusion guitar licks, and moving vocals to create a sound the group calls psychofunk. Influenced by a wide array of artists, Voodoo Visionary has a uniquely blended sound that’s guaranteed to put the 'oogie in yo boogie. ... more

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