Bring 'em On In
Them · Other Songs - Them
We gonna bring 'em on in
Bring 'em on home
See them stumblin' by the wayside
See them stumblin' by the wayside
Though it won't sail, 'cross the water, yeah
Row-in boats across the water
Pick them up baby, row them on
Bring 'em on in, bring 'em on home
Well, I was drivin', in my Jaguar
Doin' ninety miles an hour
I was drivin' up a clear way
It was just my luckiest day
An' I kept speed up
An' I rowed these boats
Bring 'em on in
Bring 'em on in
Bi, do, a, di, do, a, di, do, a, do
Now, I went walkin' down by Queensway
When I met a friend of mine
He said, "Come on back, back to my pad
We will have a nice time if you pick me up
Row me on, bring me in, bring me in?
When I stepped off the boat
And I walked upon the dry land
Slowly, to the car park
And I jumped in, outta my mind, outta my mind
Bring 'em in, bring 'em on in, bring 'em in
Ay, ooo, lotta, ooo, li, otta
Ooo, li, otta, ooo, li, otta
Ooo, li, otta, ooo, ah
Bring 'em in baby, bring 'em on in
Hey, hey now
Bring 'em on home
Bring 'em in, hey, hey, hey
Bring 'em on home, all right
Bring 'em on home
I said, pick me up, baby
Row me home, bring me in, hey
Bi, do, a, I, ooo, le, ooo, le, a, ooo, le, a
Ooo, la, te, do, da, la
Alright
Bi, oh, da, e da, ee, da, ooo, a la
All right
Bring 'em On In
Them, the seminal Northern Soul and R&B group fronted by Van Morrison, delivered a raw and energetic sound that defined the mid-1960s British music scene. "Bring 'em On In" stands as a vibrant example of their early output, capturing the band's signature blend of bluesy guitar work and driving rhythms. While often overshadowed by their more famous hits, this track showcases the group's ability to craft infectious, danceable numbers that resonated with audiences seeking authentic soul. The recording reflects the band's tight musicianship and Morrison's distinctive vocal delivery, which would later evolve into his solo career. As part of their initial wave of singles, the song remains a cherished piece of their discography, illustrating the dynamic energy that made Them a pivotal force in the transition from rock and roll to the emerging psychedelic and soul movements of the era.