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Puss N Boots — Jesus, Etc.
Album: No Fools, No Fun
Avg rating:
7.1

Your rating:
Total ratings: 814









Released: 2014
Length: 4:06
Plays (last 30 days): 5
Jesus, don't cry
You can rely on me, honey
You can combine anything you want
I'll be around
You were right about the stars
Each one is a setting sun

Tall buildings shake
Voices escape singing sad sad songs
Tuned to chords
Strung down your cheeks
Bitter melodies turning your orbit around

Don't cry
You can rely on me honey
You can come by any time you want
I'll be around
You were right about the stars
Each one is a setting sun

Tall buildings shake
Voices escape singing sad sad songs
Tuned to chords
Strung down your cheeks
Bitter melodies turning your orbit around

Voices whine
Skyscrapers are scraping together
Your voice is smoking
Last cigarettes are all you can get
Turning your orbit around

Our love
Our love
Our love is all we have

Our love
Our love is all of God's money
Everyone is a burning sun

Tall buildings shake
Voices escape singing sad sad songs
Tuned to chords
Strung down your cheeks
Bitter melodies turning your orbit around

Voices whine
Skyscrapers are scraping together
Your voice is smoking
Last cigarettes are all you can get
Turning your orbit around

Last cigarettes are all you can get
Turning your orbit around

Last cigarettes are all you can get
Turning your orbit around
Comments (29)add comment
 Rcallinjr wrote:

Cover after cover after cover on RP



they will occasionally program a cover, followed by the original artist covering someone else. like it or loathe it, there seems to be a method to it.
Jesus doesn't exist. What's the point?
Overplayed!
I'm guessing that's Norah on her Fender Mustang
Cover after cover after cover on RP
Simply superb! Lovely treatment of a modern classic... And what fun it would be to be present at a backyard coffee and gossip session with the lasses in the photo!
Its good, but just not the same without the violin from the Wilco original.
I always thought it was just a brilliant song. I felt cradled by it taking the last bus home after late nights at the lab. But the cover doesn't move me as much, which probably confirms I'm a sucker for strings (which feature on the original arrangement). I wonder how it'd sound adding them back in.
 Pound33 wrote:

I'm a big Wilco fan, but I have to admit that this version may be just as good as the original, if not better.



nope, not better.  
+1 to 8 so this one will play in 'My Favorites' and then my wife will hear it (which might prompt another +1?(
LLRP!!
Magnifique ballade 
I dig the guitar riff as backup. 
i was all set not to like this, because it's one of my favorite wilco songs.

nope. i like it. i like it a lot. 
 cosmiclint wrote:
Don't mind this at all. Probably go up from 7 after a couple more listens.
 
Yep ... what am I w8ting for? Up she goes.
I'm a big Wilco fan, but I have to admit that this version may be just as good as the original, if not better.
Don't mind this at all. Probably go up from 7 after a couple more listens.
Im  surpised more bands dont cover wilco songs

there are alot pf good ones
Norah...be still my beating heart....sigh...
Love Wilco - but Norah Jones can make anything sound sweet. 
Nice .
Nice cover.
This is a very difficult song to cover (kudos), so are Stevie Wonder songs
Pleasant surprise this morning.  Caught my ear
Not a patch on the original but still a nice cover
A song I didn’t expect Norah to cover. Love her.
I am a big Wilco Fan. But this is a nice cover version. Rated it with a 7 at first listen. The original is a 9 for me! Long Live RP. Greetings from germany to Rebecca and Bill!
This is a yes for me!  Love Norah's voice.
 lccouch wrote:

I'm enjoying this version. Still like Wilco's, but I like the vibe here.



Agreed. I really like this version. Very laid back.
I'll give it a shot. Very nice guitar with the melody and harmonies swirling around it. I could compare them (easily) to other singers but for now, I'll try not to prejudice others first hearing. 
I'm enjoying this version. Still like Wilco's, but I like the vibe here.