She Doo Voodoo
Nothing to say…no good’ll do
Although you knew she threw that
Voodoo at you
You look at me…I look back you
We’re two of a kind ‘cause
What we’ve been put through
You know that woman got the charm
Those open arms done so much harm
And sold the farm on you and me
In your whole world…in my whole life
Ain’t nothing close to mis’ry from that
Devil’s wife
You know that woman used her charm
Those open arms brought so much harm
And sold the farm - won’t let us be
You say to me…I ‘gree with you
We gonna quit this woman and her
Voodoo, too
Your know that woman lost her charm
Those open arms ain’t gonna harm
Sell no more farms on you and me
Ha, ha, ha, ha… oh no!
I say, One day older, and
wiser
C’mon step it on down
Get away from this gal
Dusk: Vocal
DeDe Vogt: Electric Bass Guitar
Linda Bolley: Drums
Mark Van Allen: Dobro, Electric Guitar
This one’s from the
deeper recesses of the subconscious. And I ask you: when you spin
this track on the CD, do DeDe, Linda and
Mark nail it down, or what? |
Shepherd in Shades
(Introductory scene is narrated, with natural ambient
sounds of the seashore in background:)
This is my tribute to a fine Australian Shepherd
mascot
Of a seaside ranch in Southern California
Where I was lucky enough to live for some five years
And where I was also lucky enough to know and love
This special dog named Osceola
Another name by which she was known was Aussie
But by any name
She was always the very picture of composure
An insouciant beachcomber with verve and
élan
A
canine version of Rita Hayworth if you will
So, although I
never actually saw Osceola wearing designer sunglasses
I could and did imagine upon her face in the following scene:
Osceola
In a gondola
Off Pensacola
Samples a bowl o’
shrimp in canola
She digs smooth viola
And Davies’ Lola
Ah-ah-ah-ah-on her
Motorola Victrola
Instrumental
break
Osceola
In her gondola
Sips RC Cola
Snacks on Gorgonzola
And waves to us Ola!
So now I’ve told ya
What ya need to know ya
’Bout Osceola
And though I gotta go ya
Now you can also love and cherish
Dear-sweet-ever-cool-and-calm
Osceola!
Dusk: Vocal
DeDe Vogt: Electric Bass Guitar
Mauricio Amaya: Charango, Quiero, Claves, Bombo, Udu, Bongos, Shaker,
Classical Guitar
Is she not elegance
personified - er, uh, poochified? |