Nautical Wheelers
Nautical Wheelers who call themselves sailors Play fiddle tunes under the stars Petticoats rustle, workin' shoes scuffle Shuffle on down to the bar Where the jukebox is blastin' and the liquor is flowin' An occasional bottle of wine That's 'cause everyone here is just more than contented To be livin' and dyin' in three-quarter time And it's dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers Take me to stars that you know Come on and dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers I want so badly to go Well, the left foot'll follow, where the right foot has travelled Down to the sidewalks unglued Into the streets of my city so neat Where nobody cares what you do Sonia's just grinnin' and Phil is ecstatic Mason has jumped in the sea And I'm hangin' on to a line from my sailboat All Nautical Wheelers save me And it's dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers Take me to stars that you know Come on and dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers I want so badly to go Well, the sunrise'll bring on, sleep that's escaped us Everyone's off to their bed There'll be huggin', squeezin', little pleasin' and teasin' And rubbin' of each other's heads So won't you dream on compadres, seems nothing affects you Nothin', no reason, no rhyme That's 'cause everyone here is just more than contented To be livin' and dyin' in three-quarter time And it's dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers Take me to stars that you know Come on and dance with me, dance with me, Nautical Wheelers I want so badly to go I want so badly to go Yes, I want so badly to go
- Son Of A Son Of A Sailor
- Havana Daydreamin'
- Mañana
- Treat Her Like A Lady
- Steamer
- Jolly Mon Sing
- Nautical Wheelers
- Take It Back
- On A Slow Boat To China
- Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes
- Love And Luck
- The Captain And The Kid
- Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season
- Boat Drinks
- One Particular Harbour
- A Pirate Looks At Forty
- Lovely Cruise
- Margaritaville
- Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit
- Ragtop Day
- Frank And Lola
- Tin Cup Chalice
- Knees Of My Heart
- Money Back Guarantee
- When The Coast Is Clear
- Biloxi
- Distantly In Love
- Coconut Telegraph
- Stars On The Water
- Who's The Blonde Stranger?
- I Have Found Me A Home
- Christmas In The Caribbean
- Volcano
- Brown Eyed Girl
- Cheeseburger In Paradise
- Fins
- The Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful
- Tampico Trauma
- Livingston Saturday Night
- Cuban Crime Of Passion
- First Look
- The Wino And I Know
- The Great Filling Station Holdup
- Why Don't We Get Drunk
- Elvis Imitators
- Pencil Thin Mustache
- Kick It In Second Wind
- Desperation Samba (Halloween In Tijuana)
- When Salome Plays The Drum
- They Don't Dance Like Carmen No More
- The Pascagoula Run
- Sending The Old Man Home
- Domino College
- Come Monday
- Defying Gravity
- Survive
- Incommunicado
- I Heard I Was In Town
- Ballad Of Spider John
- Little Miss Magic
- If The Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me
- African Friend
- California Promises
- Everlasting Moon
- Pre-You
- Middle Of The Night
- Coast Of Marseilles
- Island
- He Went To Paris
- Stars Fell On Alabama
- Changing Channels
- Twelve Volt Man
- Son of a Son of a Sailor
- Margaritaville
- Grapefruit-Juicy Fruit
- A Pirate Looks at Forty
- Come Monday
- Pencil Thin Mustache
- Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
- Nautical Wheelers
- Coast of Marseilles
- Jolly Mon Sing
- He Went to Paris
- Manana
- Little Miss Magic
- African Friend
- Volcano
- On a Slow Boat to China
- Stars Fell on Alabama
- Livingston Saturday Night
- One Particular Harbour
- Why Don't We Get Drunk
Encores
2010-05-18
- Come Monday
- Tin Cup Chalica
- Growing Older But Not Up
- Coast Of Carolina
- Paradise
- Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
- Nautical Wheelers
- Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season
- Banana Republics
- He Went To Paris
- Last Mango In Paris
- L'Air De La Louisiane
- Reggaebilly Hill
- Coast Of Marseilles
- Lovely Cruise
- Oysters and Pearls
- Wildflowers
- Defying Gravity
- It's A Big Old Goofy World
- Death Of An Unpopular Poet
- Blowin' In The Wind
- A Pirate Looks At Forty


