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Dennis G. "Denny" Matthews (born November 14, 1942) is an American sportscaster, best known as a play-by-play announcer for Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals since the team's inception in 1969.
Matthews grew up in Bloomington, Illinois, and attended Illinois Wesleyan University, where he played baseball and football, and belonged to the Sigma Chi Fraternity. He worked for local radio and television stations in Peoria and St. Louis before his hiring by the Royals.
Matthews has broadcast for the Royals since their inception in 1969, when he teamed with Bud Blattner. From 1974 to 1998 – a stretch that includes the best seasons in the Royals' history – Matthews was paired with Fred White. In 1999, the two also teamed up to write a book called Play by Play: 25 Years of Royals on Radio, which recounts anecdotes from those seasons. Matthews also called baseball events for the national CBS Radio network in the 1980s.
In 1999, the Royals fired White and replaced him with the younger Ryan Lefebvre. Despite a tremendous age difference, Matthews and Lefebvre integrated their styles well and their dry wit and rapport became popular with Royals fans.
George Howard Brett (born May 15, 1953), is an American former Major League Baseball third baseman, designated hitter, and first baseman. He played his entire 21-year baseball career for the Kansas City Royals. Brett's 3,154 career hits are the most by any third baseman in major league history, and 16th all-time. Brett is one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits, 300 home runs, and a career .300 batting average with the others being Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, and Stan Musial. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999 on the first ballot.
Brett was born in Glen Dale, West Virginia. He was the youngest of four sons of a sports-minded family which included Ken, the second oldest, a major league pitcher who had pitched in the 1967 World Series at age 19. Brothers John (eldest) and Bobby had brief careers in the minor leagues. Although his three older brothers were born in Brooklyn, George was born in the northern panhandle of West Virginia. Jack & Ethel Brett then moved the family to the Midwest and three years later to El Segundo, a suburb of Los Angeles, just south of Los Angeles International Airport. George grew up hoping to follow in the footsteps of his three older brothers. He graduated from El Segundo High School in 1971 and was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the second round (29th overall) of the 1971 baseball draft. His high school teammate was pitcher Scott McGregor.
Roy Cousins (b. 1949, Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer, producer, and record label owner, known for his work as leader of The Royals, his productions of artists such as Charlie Chaplin, Prince Far I, and Cornell Campbell, and his record labels such as Tamoki Wambesi.
Cousins worked for the Jamaican Post Office for many years when he left school, and had formed his first vocal group in 1962, to attend the Junior Festival Competition. In 1965 he formed a vocal group, initially known as The Tempests, and later as The Royals. Frustrated with his dealings with record labels, he started his own Uhuru label in 1971. This soon folded, but he returned with the Tamoki label in 1972 and the Wambesi label in 1974. He also began producing other artists, including Gregory Isaacs' "Way of Life" in 1974, which established the singer as a star. In June 1977, Cousins left his Post Office job to concentrate full-time on music, resulting in 1978's Pick Up The Pieces album, a collection of tracks from Royals 1970s singles, which is now considered one of the great reggae albums. Its success led to a contract with Ballistic Records, licenced to United Artists, with two further Royals albums following. Cousins-produced dub albums also appeared (Freedom Fighters Dub and Liberated Dub). In 1979, cataracts almost led to Cousins losing his sight, and after recovering, he began to concentrate on production, introducing the deejay Charlie Chaplin with a series of LPs, and producing artists such as Cornell Campbell, Earl 16, Naggo Morris, and The Meditations. Cousins produced Prince Far I's final album in 1983, Umkhonto We Sizwe, the chanter being fatally shot before it was finished. This prompted Cousins to emigrate to Liverpool, England, where he set up a record shop, Cousins Cove, and continues to release records on his Tamoki-Wambesi and Dove labels, both from his back-catalogue, and new recordings of visiting Jamaican artists.
Is this what they call love
Is this what they call love
Is this what they call love
on a Saturday night?
I'm just a man
I'm just a man
Not even a great one
I'm too vain for greatness
Is this what they call love
on a Saturday night?
Is this what they call sex
Is this what they call sex
Is this what they call sex
on a Saturday night?
Time for the night clubs
Time for the night clubs
Providing the soundtrack for
humping on dance floors
Is this what they call sex
on a Saturday night?
Alright
Is this what they call hate
Is this what they call hate
Is this what they call hate
on a Saturday night?
Broken your bottles
Broken your bottles
Thrown like American footballs
Hey its just jocks high on hormones
Is this what they call hate
on a Saturday night?
Alright
Is this what they call hate
on a Saturday night?
Well tell me
Where it all went wrong
And tell me
Where you lost those damn songs
I can't say I was surprised
I heard a drink was involved
Oh you gotta be, oh you gotta be
Still living by the sea
Oh you gotta be, oh you gotta be
Cos santa cruz
You're not that far
Oh santa cruz,
No, you're not that far
But now and then here once in a while
Those August cowboys stole your style
Dont you know he feels blind
Well your train's just rolled in on time
Oh you gotta be, oh you gotta be
Still living by the sea
Oh you gotta be, oh you gotta be
Cos santa cruz,
You're not that far
Oh santa cruz,
If this sounds phoney,
Don't say i didn't warn
This place suffocates,
And my hearts yearns me on
But the one girl you want,
Is waiting right here
But the one girl you want,
Is waiting right here
You spent your life inspiring envy,
But not yourself.
That's the last thing you told me,
I'm back to make amends.
So go on tell all your friends,
You're just travelling through.
But the one girl you want,
Slow down lately lives are moving too fast
Put your money down and we'll make it last
By dawn we'll be out of here.
The marching band play for the families through the streets, beautiful symphonies.
Let's walk through the park while the trees are still there.
And the midnight choir they sing
They sing a hymn
We used to believe ??
Aaaaahhhh
But it's all we've got
I've found a job and I'm gonna hold this one down.
I was a burden to everyone when I was young and far from home
But now you're home cos you cant run forever
The old parade stumble together
The drinks last all on them
And the midnight choir they sing
They sing a hymn
We used to believe in ??
But its all we've got.
I don't know what I'd do
I don't know what I'd do
You're all I've ever known.
But if something should come between us
Oh if something should come between us
And the midnight choir they sing
They sing a hymn we used to believe in
Out of time, out of love
I followed you away from home.
To a great light across the sea burning and welcoming all those that stray
I know a long forgotten song but everybody still sings along
Along
All the boys took the bait and followed you all the way.
Summer came and summer went I curse the days my lookout spent on small time girls.
I know a long forgotten song but everybody still sings along
Oh not so long ago.
But people, they learn to let go.
Turned down by the old canal
The rain fell hard on the cobblestone.
There's a church you're leaning on
The wind blew heavy, the wind blew strong
Everywhere I look around; well they're pulling beautiful buildings down
Everywhere I look around I see your face
I know a long forgotten song
Where everybody still sings along
To a long forgotten song
Where everybody still sings along
Not so long ago
But people, they learn to let go.
I'll return under the cover of night
oh those were simpler times
we'd take a walk through the park and go out after dark
obsessed with only ourselves.
I'll return like a river running home
i'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I'm..
I took a train there then another somewhere cos you were on my mind.
you'll make a name for yourself
you'll make a life somewhere else far from this great town
I'll return like a river running home
i'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
But you'll never be just another river that runs into the sea
you'll be more something more.
I know you'll worry
I won't return you worry
I might get lost but I'm lost if I stay here.
But I'll return like a river running home
I was surfing this tidal wave,
Of faded glories.
A San Diego pad,
And five, six years walked straight by me.
Well times have changed,
And time sure has changed you.
Don't you realise you've really changed?
We'll dance, we'll dance 'til the tide creeps in.
We'll dance, we'll dance 'til the tide creeps in.
We'll laugh, we'll laugh 'til the tide creeps in.
We'll laugh, we'll laugh 'til the tide creeps in.
My agent says writers block,
To keep publishers off my back
So who the hell are you to
Come in here and spoil my party?
Well times have changed,
And time sure has changed you.
Don't you realise you've really changed?
We'll dance, we'll dance 'til the tide creeps in.
We'll dance, we'll dance 'til the tide creeps in.
We'll laugh, we'll laugh 'til the tide creeps in.
You remember being beautiful.
Regrets, regrets, regrets.
Did you take those fleeting glances for granted, for granted, for granted?
You rolled your eyes, teeny style
You said "I don't care for the past.
If I could go back, a teenager again.
If I could go back, i'd trip over again.
But where would I fall? la la la la
And who would break my fall? la la la la"
And you laughed at the whole world
The beautiful and loved and loved.
What has fate in store for you?
We're still waiting, waiting and waiting.
You rolled your eyes, teeny style.
You said "I dont care for the past.
If I could go back, a teenager again.
If I i could go back, i'd trip over again.
But where would I faaaall? la la la la
And who would break my fall? la la la la"
I remember you being beautiful.
A harbour dance, I didn't live my youth with sufficient recklessness
Yeah I envy your youth, yes I envy your youth, I envy your youth, yes I envy your youth.
But looking at you now girl
I know we'll never be haunted by such doubts.
Yes it's clear as the day yes it's clear as the day
It's clear as the day, yes it's clear as the day
I once had big dreams like you girl
I once had big dreams like you girl
I once had big dreams like you girl
But they're hard to sustain in this world
Oh we could have hit class, the kind people can't see past
Yeah I should have known better, yes I should have known better
Oh its too painful to look at you.
The memories you bring to the front of my mind
The regrets you bring to the front of my mind
I once had big dreams like you girl
I once had big dreams like you girl
I once had big dreams like you girl
But they're hard to sustain in this world
A harbour dance I didn't live my youth with sufficient recklessness
I envy your youth, yes I envy your youth, I envy your youth, yes I envy your youth
This old world won't take me home
I said sure for the hell she goes
Well i dont know man, well i dont know man
(I sure know i'm here)
Ooh, say it ain't so
Ooh, say it ain't so
Because i sure love you so
Memories dig in my heels
I dont care girl,
I'll be there girl
So does this mean your truly gone?
Well i don't know man, well i dont know man
(I sure know i'm here)
Ooh, say it ain't so
Ooh, say it ain't so
Because i sure love you so
Ooh, say it ain't so
Ooh, say it ain't so
Dont you know
You can't rewrite
Your own history
Cigarette Barbie
Your love is like a city i visited
Your love is like a city that burnt me good
Oh Las Vegas,
I could only afford one weekend
Don't you know
You're like Pete Best
Bitter after all these years
Just let it go
Your love is like a city i visited
Your love is like a city that burnt me good
Oh Las Vegas,
You packed up your whole life in the wee small hours of the night
I know things might seem hopeless now. yes I know things might seem hopeless now
But there's joy to be found in this life.
I know there's joy to be found
But if you find it hold on tight.
Will you miss those stuck-up bores like a driver you'll be opening your own doors
I know things might seem hopeless now
Yes I know things might seem hopeless now
But there's joy to be found in this life.
I know there's joy to be found
But if you find it hold on tight.
Ahhhh ahhhh-ahhh
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
But there's joy to be found in this life.
I know there's joy to be found
But if you find it hold on tight.
Oh I hope that I'm right.
I hope that I'm right.
Yes I hope that I'm right.
Ooooh-ooooh-oooooooh!
The boy would never grow up, la la la la la la....
I don't think about you that much
But I don't think about anybody else
I just know I gotta get out of this rut very soon
These streets don't inspire me the way it used to do
I don't know why I try
The boy always caught the breaks.
No I don't know why I try
The boy caught all the breaks.
The boy would never grow up, la la la la la....
Some friends peeking their teeth
And some friends take their time waiting for their moment to shine.
You showed your face at the school reunion
Your paperback under your arm
You said it couldn't do no harm
I don't know why I try
The boy always caught the breaks.
I dont know why I try
The boy caught all the breaks!
You say you don't believe in love
Cause you've always made your own
Because you've always made your own
Because you've always made your own
The boy would never grow up...
He just simply said it was never for me.
The boy would never grow up.
If I could learn to love you
Could you learn to love me
Lust will only get us so far now
Lust, top 40 fame...
I can smell your catholic shame
But it goes on & on..
The fashion police keep chasing
The Irish keep gate-crashing
Lust will only get us so far now
I finally shed my puppy fat
No, kids, there's no encore tonight
How the curse of comfort has plagued your artistic life
I hope love, love, love just gets in they way
The suburbs dream tonight of finding their muse
Damn those rape victim writers and their five star reviews
Wouldn't want a heart that's been dented by you
Tell me something I don't know
Because these streets aren't paved with gold
but vanity won't release me
No one ever chews off their leg
To escape with no hint of regret
But I know what you're thinking
Problems follow like a parade
They walk through walls... never learn to wait
Just don't leave home on these words
Because every word will pass for miles
And follow you like teenage virginity:
A hooker with a heart of gold
A cheap date that can't be sold
Won't send you to an early grave
But Jesus looked down and said "son,
I know a doubter when I see one,
Ambition stands out like a sore thumb"
You just laughed and said
No one here forgets your past
The meek had a meeting of minds
Consistent hypocrisy..hey! that's alright
Let's overthrow this old guard
So hands off the virgin prom queen
You can't fool old friends with limousines
Now don't you believe me
Oh can't you see I'm full of lies
Oh something
Oh something once pure
I came to the city
To build a mountain of envy
And to marry a Kennedy
So let's stay out tonight
I just can't stop it
I just can't stop it
Ooh, girl I say ooh
Whatever happened my friend
Ooh, girl I say ooh
Whatever happened my friend
Corey Haim
So if I betray you
I won't be the first
You won't be the last
Oh something
Oh something once pure
On Paramount Pictures
I'm Andy Warhol with other ....
Hey ...
I'm the American dream
So let's stay out tonight
You see, I just can't stop it
I just can't stop it
Ooh, girl I say ooh
Whatever happened my friend
Ooh, girl I say ooh
Whatever happened my friend
Yeah Corey Haim Haim Haim Haim
So put on that dress tonight
You see, we just can't stop it
We just can't stop it
Ooh, hey girl I said ooh
Whatever happened my friend
Corey Haim
I told you I'd take you away from here
I told you I'd take you away from here
And I will
I'm no street corner bone
I knew your day would come
It's hardly a secret your checker past
It's hardly a question I would ever ask
Now you are free
We were so cumbersome
I knew your day would come
Well I've said my bit now
It's all in your hands
I'm gonna put my heart on the line
Cos I know - this year could be our year
Ooohhh oh oh oh
The factory and the job you hold
It makes you hard and then it makes you old
But I know if you still believe in me so
I know our day will come
Well I've said my bit now
It's all in your hands
I'm gonna put my heart on the line
Cos I know - this year could be our year
And I know good friends they rally around
But they just don't understand this year could be our year
I'll let nothing come between us
I worked so hard for that man
And he worked me to the bone
Said success wont belong
He bought that old factory
Cause the rich are born free and thats how you want to be
So I looked down from the rooftops one night
And I knew I could go far if you never left my sight
But this will never be what I want in some fancy restaurant like now.
This will never be what I want, and all I ever wanted was you.
He was a beggar on a horse, he was another brave man
?? our jobs get sold
He took the drinks from our hands so I took you in my arms we watched the sun go down
Then I knew I had been taken for a fool
I took you for granted I took fate as a rule
But this will never be what I want in some fancy restaurant like now.
This'll never be what I want and all I ever wanted was you.
I need you now more than before
I need you now more than before
I need you to be there true and fair
If I prove myself here I'll prove it anywhere
But this'll never be what I want in some fancy restaurant like now.
This'll never be what I want and all I ever wanted was you.
Hey kids,
There's no romance in fate
You'll go far
Because all the one night stands
Could be within your hands
Here comes the hard sell from the top:
Used to sleep walk but I woke up
Felt emptier than a suburban swimming pool in the fall
Wait. I noticed today I've let years slip by. I don't know why.
It's not like I've got time on my side
It's not like I've got time on my side
Who will testify
For our wasted lives
Hey kids,
You've been type cast all your lives
but no more.
Guardian angels
should be ashamed of themselves
Here comes the hard sell from the top:
Yeah you're burning
Oh you're burning
My ears with your travelling tales
But my in laws;
Oh baby my in laws
They're trying to tie a young man down
Well i never should have settled down
Hanging around in a one horse town
When everyone started sleeping around
But this feeling
That I'm feeling
Well you're preying on a tender heart
So this evening
Oh baby I'm leaving
On a one way ticket tonight
Well i never should have settled down
Hanging around in a one horse town
When everyone started sleeping around
I guess i never should have settled down
You see hanging around in a one horse town
Everybody's talking crazy
This town you're hanging up on me,
Baby blue.
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Over new lovers. (Well my oh my oh my)
Broken friendships surely beckon
Why she asked me?
All because of you,
Baby blue.
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Over new lovers. (Well my oh my oh my)
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Its such a shame when old friends fall out,
Oh nothing changes round here, oh nothing changes round here
Oh no
Oh but I see you now on the outskirts of town
But the fog gets so heavy
La la la la la
But if you're looking for comforting words, so long
Just don't tell me that you loved me all along
But if you're looking for famous last words, so long
Just don't tell me that you loved me all along
I saw your sister last night and we danced danced danced
That was all
But I see you now on the outskirts of town
But the fog gets so heavy
La la la la la
But if you're looking for comforting words, so long
Just don't tell me that you loved me all along
And your face so full of gloom so I booked ourselves a room
Took what every teenage boy in town wanted
And you chose me
And then you disappeared from our lives
Sacred things were on your horizon
I demanded an explanation
You said that I was not your father
And you owed me none
Oh nothing changes round here
Oh nothing changes round here
Anymore
Anymore
Anymore
La la la la la
But if you're looking for comforting words, so long
Just don't tell me that you loved me, all along
But if you're looking for famous last words so long
Just don't tell me that you loved me all along
Don't just don't tell me that you loved med all along
La la la
La la la
You show your age,
when you drown your rage.
But I see past those laughter lines,
so baby, lets split tonight,
I got a tank full of gas till light.
Yeah we can drive for miles and miles
But you just said,
"Not for all the love in the world"
"Not for all the love in the world"
Cause she didn't realize, now thats a lotta love
Pipe dreams fade,
and all the underdogs get laid.
Left your heart in the hands of a jugglin clown.
And so you crave recognition,
but the keys to the city went missing
People are all puzzles to be figured out
But you just said,
"Not for all the love in the world"
"Not for all the love in the world"
Cause she didnt realize, now thats alotta love
Oh Oh
I guess that everybody,
went to a better party, oh no
Not for all the love in the world
Not for all the love in the world
You don't need to be afraid those hesitations of the past.
Your best selling paperback, the ugly duckling has the last laugh.
Everybody's got a fighting chance
Cos I've spent years looking back
Got me nowhere got me nowhere.
While the wind caught your hair
Yes the wind caught your hair
Do do do do do do....
Darling no more empty words
They're just hurtful and misleading
Can't you see that?
Darling no more empty words, they're just hurtful and misleaiding
Can't you see that?
So you threw it all away.
But you're worth the whole damn lot of them
But this morning something changed.
I saw my life stretched over plains
And everybody had a fighting chance
While I spent years looking back
Got me nowhere got me nowhere
While the wind caught your hair, yes the wind caught your hair
Do do do do do do do do do do do do
Darling no more empty words
They're just hurtful and misleading
Can't you see that?
Darling no more empty words
They're just hurtful and misleading
Can't you see that?
Do do do do....
Someday I'll rise up again and try to make something in my life
It's not too late
Darling no more empty words
They're just hurtful and misleading
I came all this way just to say that's not what I want.
Those smug lovers they might as well just rub it in my face.
I guess that's when the penny finally dropped
You're as clueless as i am.
Those backseat fumblings oooh no. oh no. oh no. oh no.
But now I know I'll never be someone else someone else.
Now I know I'll never be someone else somebody else not for a long time.
I came all this way just to say my feelings have grown
No longer a good friend
I long to hold you in my arms
While your boyfriend place your eyes on someone elses life then pass it off as his own
But when the world finds out oh yes oh yes oh yes oh yes.
But now I know I'll never be someone else someone else.
But now I know I'll never be someone else somebody else, not for a long time.
You know you know you know.
La la la la you know you know you know.
But now I know I'll never be someone else someone else
Now I know I'll never be someone else somebody else, not for a long time.
You know you know you know (I came all this way just to say la la la la la )
You know you know you know (I came all this way just to say)
Well they're sure keen on dancin'
Those Hollywood kids, those Hollywood kids got it made.
When they act, big doors open.
Those Hollywood kids, those Hollywood kids got it made.
So let's party, Dustin Hoffman.
Those Hollywood kids, those Hollywood kids got it made.
Oh how the sun sets on my Boulevard
But leaves quite a shadow to fill
Oh how the sun sets on my Boulevard
But leaves such a shadow to fill
Oh the death of a fast life.
Those Hollywood stars, those Hollywood stars got to pay.
That's some will you've been drinkin.
Those Hollywood stars, those Hollywood stars got to pay.
Oh how the sun sets on my Boulevard
But leaves quite a shadow to fill
Oh how the sun sets on my Boulevard
But leaves such a shadow to fill
So look closer, do you still think that,
Now I don't mind if I hurt you
And leave the guilt behind
So here I go burning bridges
Did I play my hand too soon?
Sop for the first time in my life
Feel like a country boy caught in headlights
Found my rosebud
Arrived in new york city
Felt like a scapegoat before a commitee
Found my rosebud
All this talk off regret
Lets go slumming, lets go slumming
And start all over again
The greatest ghost writer
Couldn't help you
Write a draft of your life
Great minds have spent lifetimes looking for answers
Look at these sandpaper hands..i'm just paid from the neck down
Your velvet revoluction..chase where it leads you, my friend
It's not like
I said
How did you do it?
'Well,' she said, 'smoke & mirrors...
Anything for love
Anything for love'
Low expectations
Are breathing down my back
No grudge unworthy of holding
I know that won't be hard, I know that won't be hard
You can't take the city, oh no
Out of a city girl
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Wide eyed and new money
With faded beauty queens
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Right before I met you
I had fire in my eyes
Down my the river
I found a little town
Down by the river
Where all the lovers go, all the lovers go
Making teenage boys feel
Like a Christmas tree
Ogling eyes, ogling eyes
I know you dread the day, when it's any other way
You can't take the city, oh no
Out of a city girl
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Wide eyed and new money
With faded beauty queens
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Right before I met you
I had fire in my eyes
You can't take the city, oh no
Out of a city girl
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Wide eyed and new money
With faded beauty queens
Well I don't know how we ended up here
Right before I met you
I had fire in my eyes
So you've paid your dues,
(No intention to)
Those Elvis frauds, how they'll applaud,
Farewell my friends
So in your rock'n'roll
(In your rock'n'roll)
And pretty soon those pretty girls
Will find your home
We'll pay you handsomely (But you see)
Dont steal our sun
Dont steal our sun(You're just killin' fun)
I said you felt so good
(I said you felt so good)
Well I'm amazed
Hey what a show
I heard you're dating Sue (yeah your welcome to)
I'd love to talk
But don't we know
That don't ring true
We'll pay you handsomely (But you see)
Dont steal our sun
Well, what can you do
When all that surrounds you
Says slow down
Deckchairs and cigarettes
(Theyre sayin)
Lets go to San Diego
Hey thats where all the kids go
Just don't change a thing
Just don't change a thing
Just don't change a thing
Well the bottom fell out
On our summer
But we knew
What we got ourselves into
(Theyre sayin)
Lets go to San Diego
Where all the crazy kids go
Just don't change a thing
Just don't change a thing
Just don't change a thing
Lets go to San Diego
Where all the crazy kids go
You build me up so high,
My darling
You bring me down so low,
You know it
You build me up so high,
My darling
You bring me down so low,
You know it
Just don't change a thing
Just don't change a thing
So much for the city
Tell me that you'll dance to the end
Just tell me that you'll dance to the end
Hey, hey you're the monkees
People said you monkeyed around
But nobody's listening now
Just don't go back to Big Sur
Hangin' around, lettin' your old man down
Just don't go back to Big Sur
Baby baby please don't go
So much for the street lights
They're never gonna guide you home
No they're never gonna guide you home
Down at the steam boat show,
All the kids start spittin'
I guess it didn't live up to the billing.
Just don't go back to Big Sur
Hangin' around, lettin' your old man down
Just don't go back to Big Sur