1. |
Drive Your Ship
03:02
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Hey, hey what's it to ya
Don't you know a little dab will do ya
Take you on a very long strange trip
Payday, so what's the story
Wrap it all up in an allegory
For three minutes I'm gonna drive your Ship
Chorus
I'm gonna drive your ship
I'm gonna drive your ship
I'm gonna drive your ship
I'm gonna drive your ship
I am the captain you need and more
I'm a simile wrapped in a metaphor
A pounding in your chest that just won't quit
I only know one speed, too fast
Like a getaway boat from Alcatraz
For two more minutes I'm gonna drive your ship
Chorus
Hey, hey what's it to ya
Don't you know a little dab will do ya
Take you on a very long strange trip
Payday, so what's the story
Wrap it all up in an allegory
Sixty seconds left to drive your ship
Chorus
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2. |
Whatcha Got?
03:02
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She's so eloquent and lovely but she's never gonna be above me
we are the same, the same, the same
I get tunnel vision hoping that she don't know that she's open
to this game, this game, this game
Chorus:
Like, Ooh Ooh, ain't she hot
She's standing under mistle toe
Ooh Ooh, I can't stop
And I'm making my way nice and slow
like Ooh Ooh, Whatcha got?
She said wouldn't you like to know
I said Ooh Ooh, I would a lot
So whatch got, whatcha got?
Well The moral of the story is you might not ever see her again
It seems to be a long shot my friend
Forget that, step back, back track
turning up the charm would be the thing to do
She's beautiful, but that don't mean much
She might be a lover with an icy touch
So beautiful, its time to make her see
Next ex boyfriend might be me.
Chorus:
Like, Ooh Ooh, ain't she hot
She's standing under mistle toe
Ooh Ooh, I can't stop
And I'm making my way to her nice and slow
like Ooh Ooh, Whatcha got?
She said wouldn't you like to know
I said Ooh Ooh, I would a lot
So whatch got love, whatcha got?
2x
The Pains the same, the same,
The Pains the same, the same
Pains the same, the same
Its vanity in vain, get it down
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3. |
Devil's Delight
03:09
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4. |
One Seed
03:20
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Where I'm from, the trees don't grow
Up and down, because the wind blows so
All the seedlings fly away
Looking for a soft place to land
Fertile ground where a tree might stand
Grow tall and join the sway
They plant their roots so far from home
The journey starts out fast but all alone
Someday a forest will be made
It takes one seed and a little rain
One Seed, One Seed
It hasn't rained for five years now
Not a trickle, not a drop comes down
I think farmings had its day
Save up and send the kids to school
Because city life seems much less cruel
We can spare them from the pain
Plant their roots so far from home
The journey starts out fast but all alone
Someday a forest will be made
Takes one seed and a little rain
One Seed, One Seed
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5. |
Renegade
03:38
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6. |
Le El
04:04
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Rodney Branigan Frome, UK
The Texas-born troubadour who learned to play in Austin, perform in Los Angeles, craft songs in Nashville, and put it all together in London has played all types of music in all types of venues in his storied career. His adventurous, boundary breaking guitar playing, earning him the title "The Two Guitar Man" has led to performance invites across America, India, Africa and Europe. ... more
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