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Odes
Bob & Lou Blues (to the tune of Be-Bop-A-Lula)
We-ell Hear Bob and Lou sing now that's the real thing Hear Bob and Lou sing it makes my heart zing Hear
Bob
and
Lou
sing
now
that's
the
real
thing Hear
Bob
and
Lou
sing
it
makes
my
heart
zing. Bob
plays
guitar
and
they
both
croon
but
Lou She
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo. Now
Lou’s
the
woman
that’s
small
and
neat Bob’s
the
guy
with
the
size
twelve
feet. When
they’re
singing
she
sits
on
the
stool Bob
stands
over
her
he
looks
such
a
****(Real
cool
guy) Hear Bob and Lou sing now that's the real thing Hear
Bob
and
Lou
sing
it
makes
my
heart
zing Bob
plays
guitar
and
they
both
croon
but
Lou She
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo. Up
on
the
stage
they’re
the
real
deal
pair Lou
is
so
cool
-
Bob’s
got
receeding
hair Bob
has
his
Taylor
he
won
at
the
Xmas
do But
all
that
Lou
has
is
her
second
hand
kazoo
Hear Bob and Lou sing now that's the real thing Hear
Bob
and
Lou
sing
it
makes
my
heart
zing Bob
plays
guitar
and
they
both
croon
but
Lou She
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo. Bob
plays
guitar
and
they
both
croon
but
Lou She
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo
she
plays
kazoo. Les Jones June 2009
THE
LIGHTHOUSE Steve Walker 2007 Pat and Sue once shared a dream and as the idea grew and grew that light it shone out straight and true a beacon on a stormy night to
the Lighthouse
If you choose you can lose your blues to sing and play the night away From 8 till late every Thursday night just tell the boss you spent the night at
the Lighthouse It’s
good to know in this modern age Live
music still holds sway And
everyone both young and old Still
have a place to play Any
music of their choice By
which their soul was stirred To
stand upon a stage and say This
music should be heard At
the Lighthouse Not
every song you start to play Will
turn out as you wish The
best played tunes of mice and men Must
sometimes sound amiss That
duet you rehearsed so well In
perfect harmony Is
suddenly two different tunes And
both in separate keys At
the Lighthouse So
if you’ve had a bad day at work The
boss got on your nerves? And
you find your weekly pays Not
as much as you deserve Live
music soothes the savage soul Or
so the poets say From
“Morris on” to Rock and Roll Take
a stroll and wend your way To
the Lighthouse Well
anyone can have a dream But
not all dreams come true You
sometimes need a guiding light To
show you what to do If
music be the food of love Then
play on please play on But
if you want to play it live Just
keep on keeping on To
the Lighthouse
©Words
and music by Stephen Walker December 2007
These were originally published by Bryn Phillips on the Woodman Folk Club website- thanks Bryn.
A Tribute To The Gaffers John Stevens, May 2005 Guitars, Fiddles, Bodhran
Drum The Lighthouse "Ode" Every Thursday at the
Lighthouse
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