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Rolling Stones songs: Oh No, Not You Again
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It’s been a month of Sundays/ Since we last had spoke/ So much water, you get dollars/ I fell out of the boat…

Written by: Jagger/Richards
Recorded: Studio France, West Indies, Nov- 2004; Henson Recording Studios, Los Angeles, USA, March 7-9 and June 6-28 2005
Guest musicians: Darryl Jones (bass)
*Data taken from Martin Elliott’s book THE ROLLING STONES COMPLETE RECORDING SESSIONS 1962-2012

From the Rolling Stones – All the Songs, The Story Behind Every Track book:
Another riff that came to Keith Richards during his evidently troubled sleep. The lyrics, on the other hand, were inspired by a real-life experience. Memories of a beautiful woman waiting to be kissed. How could I resist? sings Mick Jagger with impeccable logic. The woman in question makes another appearance in his life some time later. We are told that she has now got daughters, which does not exactly support her cause. In fact, the narrator now sees in her every fault under the sun, and in telling her so, deploys his humor in all its misogynistic glory! “Oh No, Not You Again,” which at certain moments calls to mind the punkier offerings on Some Girls, was never released as a single. “Biggest Mistake” was chosen in its place. It was, however, given plenty of airplay by US radio stations, and on the back of that made it to number 34 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart (December 2005)