By: John B. Sebastian. 1974. Talkin' to myself again. Wonderin' if this travellin' is good. Is there somethin' else a' doin'. We'd be doin' if we could.
By: Rodney Crowell. 1981. Down in Louisiana, bayous by and by. Pirogue pole or your natural soul. Keeps you tied to a tree high tide. Beer joint lights come on.
Steamer. By: John Scott Sherrill. 1981. For The Band. I remember that steamer. Time you set sail. The crowd was steamin'. Streamin' and leanin' on the rail.
by: Jimmy Buffett and Mac McAnally. . (whistling). Now I'm not talking 'bout excessive greed. The kind that puzzled the scribes and pharisees. I don't worship it like a golden calf.
Moonlight and Magnolias. Starlight in your hair. All the world, a dream-come-true. Did it really happen?. Was I really there?. Was I really there with you?.
Souvenirs. By: Vince Melamed, Danny O'Keefe. 1993. Someone wants a piece of you. Never let 'em pay. What you do not give them. Time takes anyway. . Had I known what love is worth.
Got out of town on a boat for the southern islands. Sailing a reach before a following sea. She was makin' for the trades on the outside. and the downhill run to Papeete.
You give me all you got. And that's a lot. Yes, I understand. That I'm a lucky man. To have you in my life. You make me feel so free. Soulfully. . I know you can be tough.
As the son of a son of a sailor. I went out on the sea for adventure. Expanding the view of the captain and crew. Like a man just released from indenture.
Just a semi normal person. Thought he had the future planned. Then he won some silly sweepstakes. Now he had a hundred grand. Never stopped to think of taxes.
By: Jimmy Buffett, Jane Slagsvol. 1975. It was late in the evenin', just a few of us pickin'. But the lady she played so easy and fine. And the chords that she strummed were so tastefully clever.
Somethin' 'bout a boat. Sittin' on the sea. Out there in the wind. Floatin' on the free. Take you 'round the world. Bring you back home. Gives a man hope.
All the days we've been together. All the days we've been apart. Add up to a bunch of nothing. If I'm not still in your heart. . I never want you to be.
Some Gothic Ranch Action. By: Jimmy Buffett. 1975. Instrumental. . Related. . The Best Karaoke Songs Ever, Ranked. . From MetroLyrics to You: Our Classic Christmas Playlist.
I see a white sail. skipping 'cross a blue bay. and I say Someday I Will. I see a young man. strumming on a green guitar. and I say Someday I Will. . I don't have a plan.
Turn off the TV. Turn off the crap. kick off ur high heels. climb up in my lap. and ill play music. a song from me to u. simple six string music. a ballad or the blues.
Smart Woman (In A Real Short Skirt). By: Jimmy Buffett, Marshall Chapman. 1988. This song is about being in my 40's in the 80's. It seems I'm learing more than I'm forgetting..
When you find out things about yourself. that you hadn't thought to know.. When your grandma calls. and books you on the Jerry Springer show.. . And you find out you and your wife for ten years,.
written by Merle Haggard. . Silver wings shinning in the sunlight. Roaring engines headed somewhere in flight. Their taking you away, leaving me lonely.
It took me a while to get used to the slow smoky style of this number. Iris Tramm's first song. It's now one of my favorites. Iris has a dog, a German shepherd named Meadows, who is an important character in the story. She sings to him about her disillusionment with men, hence the refrain " That's why I live with my dog." The song hints that nevertheless falling for Norman Paperman. At Coconut Grove Iris sang to an amazingly lifelike puppet dog, whitch all but upstaged her, and won the audience affection all though the evening..