[sully777]

The Tubes
Talk To Ya Later

Tubes/Foster/Steve Lukather (That's right, the same Steve Lukather from TOTO. He plays a nasty guitar solo as the Tube's session musician)

I met her on a strip
It was another lost weekend
The band was too slick
And the people were twisted

So I asked her for a date
She reluctantly agreed
Then we went to my place
And she never did leave

She won’t even miss me when she’s gone
And that’s okay with me I’ll cry later on

It’s been six months
She hasn’t shut up once
I’ve tried to explain
She’s driving me insane

She won’t even miss me when she’s gone
And that’s okay with me I’ll cry later on
Chorus:
Talk to ya later—don’t want to hear it again tonight
Talk to ya later—just save it for another guy
Talk to ya later—don’t want to hear it again tonight
I’ll just see you around

Get out
I’m telling you now
Do you catch my drift
What could be plainer than this

Nothin’ more to be said
Write me a letter instead
I don’t mean to be cruel
But I’m finished with you

She won’t even miss me when she’s gone
That’s okay with me I’ll cry later on

Chorus
Talk to ya later—don’t want to hear it again tonight
Talk to ya later—just save it for another guy
Talk to ya later—don’t want to hear it again tonight
I’ll just see you around

[TheBigB]

"She's A Beauty" was good, though. :)

[Mr. D]

I am a huge music fan, 50's and on, but there is not much out there today. I believe some love songs are truly horrible, however, at the time some were released they sounded ok, but after being played over and over and over, you really grew tired of them. I used to enjoy Billy Joel,James Taylor, but today, their songs are "tired". we all have different tastes in music, I have to admit that I kind of enjoy, "Afternoon Delight".

[zip]

Your post is exactly why I love this site. You can find out about political moves, international affairs, current events, nationally, or in local areas and, lightening up, words to songs that you would have to search for hours to find. Kuel