God's Own Drunk - w/ corrections
Mike Hall
Thanks to everyone who responded. I wanted to apologise for the
author's error. I was aware of the possibility of another author,
but I didn't have time to check it out before. Here is the text
again for your enjoyment (I hope).
I posted this to the FTP archive at Ball State (IP #- 147.226.112.94)
(for other stuff look under: /pub/reni/music/gdead/music/buffett)
Feel free to commend, complain, comment about, or cuss me out... :)
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God's Own Drunk (From "Living and Dying in 3/4 Time")
===============
By Lord Buckley (As performed by Jimmy Buffett)
"Well, like I explained to y'all before
I ain't no drinkin' man.
I tried it once, and it got me highly irregular
and I swore I'd never do it again.
But I promised my brother-in-law that I'd go up and watch
his still while he went into town to vote.
It was right up on the mountain
where the map said it would be.
Friends let me tell you one thing though,
it wadn't no ordinary still.
It stood up on that mountainside like...
like a huge golden opal,
God's yellar moon just shinin' on the cool clear evenin',
God's little lanterns just a' twinklin' on and off in the heavens
and, like I explained to you once before, I ain't no drinkin' man,
But, temptation got the best of me, and I took a slash...
(wshew!... woah...)
That yellar whiskey runnin' down my throat like
honeydew vine water, and I took another slash.
Took another and another and another,
'fore you knew it I'd downed one whole jug o' that shit
and commenced to get hot flashes.
Goosepimples was runnin' up and down my body and a feelin' came
over me like, somethin' I'd never experienced before,
Like, like I was in love,
("why don't we have a little love Mike [Utley].")
In love for the first time, with anything that moved...
animate, in-animate it didn't matter.
It's like there's a great neon sign flashin' on and off in my
brain sayin, "Jimmy Buffett there's a great day a comin'..."
'Cause I was drunk.
Now I wadn't, uh, knee-crawlin', slip-slidin', reggy-youngin',
commode-huggin' drunk, I was God's Own Drunk, and a fearless man;
And that's when I first saw the bear.
He was a Kodiak lookin' fella 'bout 19 feet tall
he rambled up over the hill 'spectin' me to do one of two
things: flip or fly, I didn't do either one. It hung him up.
He starts sniffin' 'round my body tryin' to smell fear,
but he ain't gonna smell no fear, 'cause I'm God's Own Drunk
and a fearless man. It hung him up.
He looked me right in my eyes and my eyes was a
lot redder than his was. It hung him up.
So I approached him and I said, "Mr. Bear, I love every hair on
your 27 acre body. I know you got a lotta friends over there on
the other side of the hill. There's ole' Rear Bear, Tall Bear,
Freddy Bear, Kelly Jair, Relly Bear, Smelly the Bear, Smokey
the Bear, Pokey the Bear; I want you to go back over there
tonight and tell 'em I'm feelin' right. You tell 'em I love each
and every one of 'em like a brother and a sister; but if they
give me any trouble tonight, I'm gonna run every
Goddamned one of 'em off the hill.
He took two steps backwards and didn't know what to think.
Neither did I, but, being charitable and cautious,
well hell, I approached him again.
I said, "Mr. Bear, you know in the eyes of the Lord, we're both
beasts when it comes right down to it. So I want you to be my buddy,
'Buddy Bear.'"
So I took ole' Buddy Bear by his island sized paw
and I led him over to the still.
Now he's a' sniffin' around that thing
'cause he's smellin' somethin' good.
I gave him one of them jugs of honeydew vine water,
he downed it upright, (looked like a big damn bear
in the circus sippin' sasparilly in the moonlight.)
I gave him another and another and another
'fore I knew it, he'd downed eight of 'em and commenced
to do the "bear dance." Two sniffs, a snort, a fly, a turn
and a grunt; and it was so simple like the jitterbug it plumb
evaded me.
And we worked ourselves into a tumultuous uproar
and I's awful tired, went over to the hillside, and I laid down,
went to sleep, slept for four hours, and dreamt me some
tremulous dreams
And when I woke up, Oh, there was God's yellar moon a' shinin'
on the clear cool evenin'.
And God's little lanterns just a' twinklin' on and off in the
heavens,
And my buddy the bear was a' missin'... yeah,
you wanna know somethin' else friends and neighbors,
so was that still."
["that's a take..."]
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// Mike A. Hall // "They send you off to college, //
// <mh...@moe.coe.uga.edu> // try to gain a little knowledge, //
// University of Georgia // But all you want to do is //
// Athens, GA U.S.A. // learn how to score." --J.Buffett //
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Fred Hulting
I haven't seen a discussion of this, but it REALLY bugs me that
Buffett doesn't do this song in concert anymore; this was one of
my live favorites -- always funny and unpredictable.
I remember the tour in '81 or '82 when the lawsuit by Lord Buckley's
son was just filed, and there was some kind of injunction against
Buffett from playing the song. He had a woman come out on stage
with a big sign displaying the phone number of the law firm handling the
suit. Many of us called to give them hell.
I assume that the result was a "permanent" ban on the performance
of God's Own Drunk -- anybody know the end of this story?
Fred
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>Fred
He did it last year at the August concert in George, Washington. It was
great! :>
Crystal
;>
Mike Porter
I've a question: I never followed Jimmy Buffett closely (STOP THROWIN'
THINGS!!), but recently my band (Dreamer) has become the back-up band for a man
named John Mackin. He claims he was the drummer for Jimmy Buffett at one time,
then was involved in an accident. This accident (apparently not his fault) left
him with ruptured disks in his back, such that he was unable to continue his
drumming career for fear of paralysis. He is now singing and strumming acoustic
guitar, and we are backing him up. Guess what music he's singing? Yep.
Buffett! He DOES do a credible job, though, and seems to know the words to
every Buffett song ever written! So now, after much undue verbage, I come to
the question: What can you tell me about John Mackin? Has anyone here heard
of him? How long was he with Buffett? He seems to know the story behind most
of the songs we play...
---Michael...
Tony Robbins
>
>I haven't seen a discussion of this, but it REALLY bugs me that
>Buffett doesn't do this song in concert anymore; this was one of
>my live favorites -- always funny and unpredictable.
>
>
>I assume that the result was a "permanent" ban on the performance
>of God's Own Drunk -- anybody know the end of this story?
>
Well, I don't know the end of the story, but, he DID do God's Own Drunk at
Merriweather Post Pavillion on last friday's show, but he didn't do it on
saturday...hmmm...?? I've never heard him do it before either, so I was real
suprised and real happy when he did it. It was great!
I'll post the full review and song list as soon as I get a chance for those
two shows.
-Tony
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Matthew Savoie
|>
|> I haven't seen a discussion of this, but it REALLY bugs me that
|> Buffett doesn't do this song in concert anymore; this was one of
|> my live favorites -- always funny and unpredictable.
|>
|> I remember the tour in '81 or '82 when the lawsuit by Lord Buckley's
|> son was just filed, and there was some kind of injunction against
|> Buffett from playing the song. He had a woman come out on stage
|> with a big sign displaying the phone number of the law firm handling the
|> suit. Many of us called to give them hell.
|>
|> I assume that the result was a "permanent" ban on the performance
|> of God's Own Drunk -- anybody know the end of this story?
|>
|> Fred
I don't know what the result of the lawsuit was. He played it last year
at Fiddler's Green in Denver. It was pretty cool, except no one around us
had any idea what song it was.
IN UNRELATED NEWS...
We saw some seattle P-heads at the second Denver show this year. They
were right up front with a huge banner that said something to the effect of
"Seattle Parotheads love you" Jimmy noticed the sign. I wonder if he felt
guilty? I hope he changes his mind and playes at the gorge in George. I
feel for you NWern parot heads. :(
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Fred Hulting
Thanks to all of you who have informed me that the man STILL DOES THE SONG,
thereby giving me hope that I may see him perform it this year.
Fred
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Jeffrey A. Berg
the Garden State Arts Center show this past Wednesday.
I'd seen it only once before, on the solo accoustic tour (5 shows only)
a few winters back.
A general comment regarding this show: Is it just me, just the
particular show I saw, or does Jimmy seem to be telling fewer and fewer
(and much shorter) stories between songs? Also it seems he's doing less
improvisation of lyrics and verses. I hate to say it but it sort of
makes me feel like he's going through the motions, and not really
relating to the audience as he used to. Not that I blame him, touring
is gruelling work as anyone whose done it can testify. And I'm sure,
like me, that he'd rather be sailing! But I do miss the dialogue which
I always felt was key to the experience.
I'll be really interested to see how many of the seemingly
spur-of-the-moment asides get repeated at Jone's Beach in August. (I'm
seeing both shows there, so it will be easy to make a comparison.)
Not trying to rain on the parade, it was a great show and I had a good
time getting down with all those "South Jersey cuties." First time at
Garden State, but definitely not the last...
JAB
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Computer recommends
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Mike Gallo
>Buffett doesn't do this song in concert anymore; this was one of
>my live favorites -- always funny and unpredictable.
>
>I remember the tour in '81 or '82 when the lawsuit by Lord Buckley's
>son was just filed, and there was some kind of injunction against
>Buffett from playing the song. He had a woman come out on stage
Lawsuit over "God's Own Drunk"?! On what grounds?
On a completely unrelated note, I just heard "The Weather Is
Here". Whee! What album is this on?
--
Of coarse (sic!) it possible to teleport a body so that the
"soul" gets left behind. They are called "honkies", man.
-- Dr. Savory
Joe Palfini
> Lawsuit over "God's Own Drunk"?! On what grounds?
>
> On a completely unrelated note, I just heard "The Weather Is
>Here". Whee! What album is this on?
>
It's a copyright, by-law, legal mumbo jumbo, 8.5 x 14 yellow pad thing!
I think it's a bunch of *@$%*!# (Mooo?)
Sorry if there are any slick and greasy lawyers out there, but this kinda
lawsuit for a minor little thing like this SUCKS!
Just my Opinion...That's my story and I'm stick'n to it!
Joe P.
0408...@ucis.vill.edu
"And the winos surrounded the condos, forming a frail human fence, and they
shouted out loud to the roar of the crowd, same old story for dollars and
cents." -- J. Buffett -- Prince of Tides
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>From: 0408...@wild.ucis.vill.edu (Joe Palfini)
>Subject: Re: question from a novice parrothead (was Re: God's Own Drunk)
>Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1993 15:59:00 GMT
last summer. I don't know if the lawsuit is settled or whether he just sang
it for the hell of it.
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Michael G. Palmer
>In article <28JUN199...@wild.ucis.vill.edu> 0408...@wild.ucis.vill.edu (Joe Palfini) writes:
>>From: 0408...@wild.ucis.vill.edu (Joe Palfini)
>>Subject: Re: question from a novice parrothead (was Re: God's Own Drunk)
>>Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1993 15:59:00 GMT
>>>
>>> Lawsuit over "God's Own Drunk"?! On what grounds?
>>>
>>It's a copyright, by-law, legal mumbo jumbo, 8.5 x 14 yellow pad thing!
>>I think it's a bunch of *@$%*!# (Mooo?)
>>Sorry if there are any slick and greasy lawyers out there, but this kinda
>>lawsuit for a minor little thing like this SUCKS!
>>Just my Opinion...That's my story and I'm stick'n to it!
>>
>>Joe P.
>>0408...@ucis.vill.edu
>>
>last summer. I don't know if the lawsuit is settled or whether he just sang
>it for the hell of it.
>
>-Andy Trumpet Version 1.04
I saw JB play GOD last November in Tuscaloosa, AL at the homecoming show,
and before that I saw him play it about 4 years ago in Auburn, AL. Both
shows were not part of a packaged concert tour, and on both occasions he
intro'd the song by saying something like, "we'll just sneak this one in
for the parrottheads." I also saw him in Birmingham, AL the first year
that he claimed he could no longer perform GOD in concert, and he had quite
an explanation for it.
BTW, he has almost always played in Birmingham, AL and I was quite
disappointed to see that he won't be there this year. Anyone know what
happened?
> [ much ms-dos newsreader deletia ]
What happened here? We got to see all of the msdos newsreader notes.
--
Michael G. Palmer
Gregory S. Bandy
song rights. Buffett responded (in so many words) that Buckley
would be ashamed of his son.
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