Rendezvous
Yeah there's a storm brewing up here out on Broadway and John
At a café where arm-chair revolutions commence in modern day salon,
Yeah they're instigating,
and they're loitering, with no agenda but their own
Just stirring up a mess 'fore heading out there all alone
And the hill rats are all shooting
up, in the restroom of the coffee shop
Your making caffeine for pretty boys,
who'd trade their shirts for self-esteem
And you wait outside yeah for the bus,
with no place to be but all dressed up
That jobs not for you baby, but maybe I could be
If we could only get away, just for a week, maybe a year,
And float a boat to Mexico, where the water is warm and clear
And we could run for miles, just you me, on sand that burns our feet
I know a place we can rendezvous
darling, I know a place where we can meet
The American dream is alive, but there's a fog coming 'round the bend
This house you now call home, may be the banks house again
Maybe tonight you'll notice me baby,
but I'm not much in these faded jeans
And I'll try to come out tonight, if I can afford the gasoline
I'm tired of sitting in the cheap
seats, I want to get myself in the game
I want to hit one out the park darling, I don't want you to be ashamed
And we'll hitch right down the
coast, yeah but we won't pay their tolls
This bar, this crowd, this town baby, ain't the sum of your whole
If we could only get away, just for a week, maybe a year,
And float a boat to Mexico, where the water is warm and clear
And we could run for miles, just you me, on sand that burns our feet
I know a place we can meet up baby,
I know a place that we could meet, yeah
I know I'm not that clever, and my charm lacks much in tact
But if you give me some time, I'll find my own way back
Maybe I'm not much for romance, and all my faults I flaunt
Maybe I don't make enough money, to give you all you want
Yeah there's a place where we can go, under utopian sun
There's a place where we can go and we never have to run
Yeah there's a place where we can seek and we never have hide
There's a place where we can go and shed our worthless pride
There's some place for you and me, in all of this street mess
There's some place for you and me, where we'll finally be blessed
Yeah there's a place where we can go, under utopian sun
There's a place where we can go and we never have to run
There's a place for you and me
There's still a place for you and me
There's a place for you and me,
For you and me,
For you and me,
For you and me,
At a café where arm-chair revolutions commence in modern day salon,
Yeah they're instigating,
and they're loitering, with no agenda but their own
Just stirring up a mess 'fore heading out there all alone
And the hill rats are all shooting
up, in the restroom of the coffee shop
Your making caffeine for pretty boys,
who'd trade their shirts for self-esteem
And you wait outside yeah for the bus,
with no place to be but all dressed up
That jobs not for you baby, but maybe I could be
If we could only get away, just for a week, maybe a year,
And float a boat to Mexico, where the water is warm and clear
And we could run for miles, just you me, on sand that burns our feet
I know a place we can rendezvous
darling, I know a place where we can meet
The American dream is alive, but there's a fog coming 'round the bend
This house you now call home, may be the banks house again
Maybe tonight you'll notice me baby,
but I'm not much in these faded jeans
And I'll try to come out tonight, if I can afford the gasoline
I'm tired of sitting in the cheap
seats, I want to get myself in the game
I want to hit one out the park darling, I don't want you to be ashamed
And we'll hitch right down the
coast, yeah but we won't pay their tolls
This bar, this crowd, this town baby, ain't the sum of your whole
If we could only get away, just for a week, maybe a year,
And float a boat to Mexico, where the water is warm and clear
And we could run for miles, just you me, on sand that burns our feet
I know a place we can meet up baby,
I know a place that we could meet, yeah
I know I'm not that clever, and my charm lacks much in tact
But if you give me some time, I'll find my own way back
Maybe I'm not much for romance, and all my faults I flaunt
Maybe I don't make enough money, to give you all you want
Yeah there's a place where we can go, under utopian sun
There's a place where we can go and we never have to run
Yeah there's a place where we can seek and we never have hide
There's a place where we can go and shed our worthless pride
There's some place for you and me, in all of this street mess
There's some place for you and me, where we'll finally be blessed
Yeah there's a place where we can go, under utopian sun
There's a place where we can go and we never have to run
There's a place for you and me
There's still a place for you and me
There's a place for you and me,
For you and me,
For you and me,
For you and me,
Credits
Writer(s): Ronald Lee Hagadone, Sharine K Borslien
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