Mobetta Loretta: Music

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"Entwined & In Kind" was written through the voice of my great aunt, Virginia Chacon. She was instrumental in the strike against the Empire Zinc Company. With child, she marched on the picket line for 15 months.

The song expresses the sentiments of a dialogue between husband and wife.

Face the wonderment, in my heart living.
Whisper in my ear, you’re gonna come home.
Lay your head, upon my breast.
Hear the beating of my heart.

Chorus
Entwined and in kind.
For you are my love.
It keeps me going.
It keeps me knowing.
You’re gonna walk through that door again.
I’m gonna walk through that door again.

Place my hand upon your belly.
Feel the kicking of our love.
Lose yourself in the rhythm,
Before I go.

Chorus

You don’t know how I wonder.
If you’ll be okay.
Deep down in that old mine shaft,
Are you coming back to me today?

Chorus

Am I gonna feel your lips against mine?
Melt into your embrace.
Will I look into your eyes,
And see myself?

Chorus

Copyright 2009 Mobetta Loretta Productions
Music: Traditional Arrangement by Loretta Chacon with Sean Johnson
Lyrics by Loretta Chacon
Produced by Mobetta Loretta Band and Kevin McKee
Additional Arrangement by Mobetta Loretta Band

Loretta Chacon – Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Guy James – Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar
Raul Salazar – Drums
Kenn Lutz – Bass
Geno - Keyboards