The song Funeral Dance is performed by Jimmy Buffett in the album named Don't Stop The Carnival [ENHANCED CD] in the year 1998 .
In Amerigo, Carnival was as hallowed as Christmas itself, perhaps slightly more
so.
There was a meaning to it. See, Islanders did not put into words, yet which
made it the authentic supreme day in the Kinjian calendar.
Africa was marching down the main street of this little harbor town today.
Africa, in undimmed black vitality, surging up out of centuries of island
displacement, island slavery, island isolation, island ignorance.
Africa, unquenchable in its burning love of life.
Carnival was Africa Day in Amerigo.
Jimmy Buffett - Don't Stop The Carnival [ENHANCED CD]
- Intro - The Legend Of Norman Paperman/Kinja
- Public Relations
- Calaloo
- Island Fever
- Sheila Says
- Just An Old Truth Teller
- Henny's Song: The Key To My Man
- Kinja Rules
- A Thousand Steps To Nowhere
- It's All About The Water
- Champagne Si, Agua No
- The Handiest Frenchman In The Caribbean
- Hippolyte's Habitat (Qui Moun' Qui)
- Who Are We Trying To Fool?
- Fat Person Man
- Up On The Hill
- Domicile
- Funeral Dance
- Time To Go Home
- Public Relations (Reprise)