1. |
An Utter Genius
02:27
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2. |
Superlatives
03:32
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3. |
Whispering Angel
03:27
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4. |
Seeing Straight
02:25
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5. |
Going Out
02:46
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6. |
The Cougar Trail
02:32
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7. |
Heavenly
02:19
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Uilanikuulei
Laying' on the beach
At Waimanalo
Uilanikuulei
Sleeping in the sand
There beside you
On Oahu
Uilanikuulei
Taking us around
The valcano
Uilanikuulei
Picking me a
Vine-ripe tomato
On Oahu
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8. |
San Marino
03:06
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9. |
A Crust
02:56
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Puppy's in
The kitchen
Looking for a crust of bread
Under the table
The cook, he comes
Rushing in
And he beats that dog to death
With a ladle
Other dogs start barking
She's cold as a
Charcoal briquette
Without an ember
Buried her and
By Spring
Dogwoods are blossoming
In sucession
To the next liter born
May your eyes
Be forewarned
Of a message
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10. |
Indian Casino
02:58
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Don't drop a bet on roulette
Play Baccarat and Keno
You'll not regret the money spent
At the Indian casino
I was on a roll cashing checks
Then lost it all playing poker
Will never know the hand she had but
I flipped my cards and showed her
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