Nathan Jones
Supremes · This Is The Story: The '70s Albums, Vol.1 - 1970-1973 [2006]
You packed your bags
As I recall
And you walked slowly
Down the hall
You said you had to get away
To ease your mind
And all you needed
Was just a little time
Oh, winter's passed, spring, and fall
You never wrote me
You never called, oh, oh
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long
(Gone too long, gone too long)
If a woman
Could die of tears
Nathan Jones, I wouldn't be here
The key that you're holding
(Holding)
Won't fit my door
And there's no room in my heart
For you no more
Because, winter's passed, spring, and fall
You never wrote me (ooh-ooh!)
You never called, oh, oh, oh
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long
(Gone too long)
(Doo-doo-doop!)
Nathan!
Hey! Nathan Jones
Hmmm-mmm
Nathan Jones!
Oh, winter's passed, spring, and fall
You never wrote me (you never wrote me)
You never called (you never called) oh, oh
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long
Mm-mmm, mm-mmm, gone too long (gone too long)
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long (gone too long)
You've been gone too long
(Gone too long)
Hey!
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long (gone too long)
Oh, you've been gone (gone too long)
Nathan Jones, you've been gone too long (gone too long)
Gone too long...
Nathan Jones
Supremes' "Nathan Jones" stands as a poignant example of the group's mid-1970s soulful pop sound. Recorded during a period of significant artistic evolution, the track showcases the Supremes' ability to blend R&B sensibilities with melodic pop structures. The song features the distinctive vocal harmonies that defined their career, delivering a message of emotional resilience and personal growth. Released on "This Is The Story: The '70s Albums, Vol.1 - 1970-1973," the recording captures the essence of Detroit's musical landscape, reflecting the era's focus on authentic storytelling and vocal prowess. Its enduring appeal lies in its timeless melody and the group's mastery of vocal interplay, making it a standout track within their discography.

