Grease
Frankie Valli (And Four Seasons) · Working My Way Back To You [2012]
We got a lovin' thing, we gotta feed it right
There ain't no danger we can go too far
We start believing now that we can be who we are
Grease is the word
They think our love is just a growing pain
Why don't they understand? It's just a crying shame.
Their lips are lying, only real is real
We stop the fight right now we got to be what we feel
Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove, it's got meaning
Grease is the time, is the place, is the motion
Grease is the way we are feeling
We take the pressure and we throw away
Conventionality belongs to yesterday
There is a chance that we can make it so far
We start believing now that we can be who we are
Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove, it's got meaning
Grease is the time, is the place, is the motion
Grease is the way we are feeling
This is a life of illusion
Wrapped up in trouble laced with confusion
What we doing here?
We take the pressure and we throw away
Conventionality belongs to yesterday
There is a chance that we can make it so far
We start believing now that we can be who we are
Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that that you heard
It's got groove, it's got meaning
Grease is the time, is the place, is the motion
Grease is the way we are feeling
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Grease
Frankie Valli's 'Grease' stands as a defining track from The Four Seasons' 1967 album Working My Way Back To You. As the lead vocalist, Valli delivers the song's signature falsetto, establishing a vocal style that would become synonymous with the group's sound. The recording captures the band's signature blend of rock and roll and pop, featuring a driving rhythm section and harmonies that elevated the material to a new level of sophistication. Released during the height of the group's fame, the track became a staple of their discography and remains a cornerstone of the classic rock and roll canon. Its enduring popularity is evident in its frequent inclusion in film soundtracks and its status as a cultural touchstone for generations of listeners.