your love's got me crazy.
Hit the Road Jack Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more
1961 
1972 Hit the Road Jack 0:30 is a woman who has had enough telling him where to go. A breakup delivered as a command with no negotiation. She is done and his presence is no longer welcome.
The repetition of no more is a door slamming until he gets the message. No second chances. No maybe later. The road is waiting and he needs to be on it.
With no vivid reason here to find
He wants her lately. The longing hits hardest at night. Lately is about patience wearing thin. He has been waiting. She knows it. The question is whether she will finally come around or leave him hoping for nothing real to hold onto.
Morgan Freeman's Joe Clark made 'Lean on Me' the anthem of Eastside High -- a song about community, delivered by Bill Withers with the steady certainty of a man who'd been carrying people his whole life. Lean on me when you're not strong. The film is about a principal who demanded community from students who'd never been asked before.
Lean on me. The school did. Image Credits
1,414 artist portraits across 5 genres (Rock, Jazz, Soul, Blues, Folk). 1,363 sourced from Wikipedia (Creative Commons / Public Domain), 50 from Deezer (promotional artwork).
