Lyrics:
On the floors of Tokyo
Down in London town's a go-go
With the record selection
And the mirror's reflection
I'm a-dancing with myself
Oh, when
maybe someday
You've changed your place in this world
You've changed your place in this world
Oh but it's hard to live by the rules
I never could
asked the world to wait so we could celebrate
A gringo honeymoon
He said there's one last place that you should go
He took us to the town's best bar
on the sidewalk
By a cafe club I hope to be workin' soon
Please come to Boston, She said no
But you come home to me
And she said
Hey ramblin' boy now you
She walks be the sea where the seaworld is
And she waits for the man to come
She lives in town with her high-heeled friends
And she knows it's
first wandered down into town
I was both proud and shy, as I felt every eye
And in every shop window I primped passing by
Then in manner of fashion,
have gone at last
I've nothing more to tell you now
I walk by tranquil lakes and streams
As each new season's dawn awaits
I lay awake at night with
played
Waitin' for the Alabama sun to go down
Two red dirt girls in a red dirt town
Me and Lillian
Just across the line and a little southeast
When I was a child my family would travel
Down to Western Kentucky where my parents were born
And there's a backwards old town that's often
Look you in the eyes?
The way that you drive by
The world is such a wonderful place
The world is such a wonderful
I see everyone before me, there
on the sidewalk
By a café where I hope to be working soon
Please come to Boston
She said, "No, David, you come home to me"
And she said
"Hey rambling boy,
Well it breaks my heart
Every time I see the world breaks yours in two
You know those lies ain't true
But when you let 'em get to you
Being you
me
The bright lights are calling me
When the world is dark and cold
And I'm heading down the road
The bright lights are calling me
Some towns
By: jimmy buffett
1970
Straight-laced leather-faced he rolled
In like he owned the two-bit town
Dollar bills bulging from his bell-bottomed jeans
plans
Involvin' my old man
Everytime I turn by back around
Feelin' like a one man woman
Living in a two time town
Now the place I come from
People
There's a sleepy town as south of the border
If you go there once, you'll be there twice
Lots of pretty girls, coming by the dozens
The white sand sure
I`m angry at that
Well now that I`m finished
This small town world seems so much bigger
It didn`t seem important then
Between jobs and flags
In a broken down apartment house
Lay a woman in labor
She said by the grace of God I'll have this child
And the help of a neighbor
At six o'clock
friend
But baby I'm amazed by the hate that you can send
And you
Painted my entire world
But I
Don't have the turpentine to clean what you have soiled
of another man's shoes
You'll see by the time you get back
This whole world would be a whole lot better place
If we'd all just embrace the fact
That people
Gazing across the window
Bewitched by the neon lines
Dizzying stroboscopic limbo
And so the world sublimes
And so the world sublimes
Let's dream
love, tomorrow the world
Today yr love, tomorrow the world
Today yr love, tomorrow the world
Today yr love, tomorrow the world
(originally by
Billy Callery
Lace your shoes with country blues
Ramble down that dusty ole road
Take your money down in the town
Gonna get rich in the game
Come
All we didn’t know
With love in our eyes and in the air
Observed by the world but unaware
Somewhere out of town love flowered in bloom
I tasted
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