Estella now she's about seventy-eight, and I guess for all she's been through
She looks great...thirty-five years behind the bar...in this smoky sea-side town
I guess you could say I spent a fair share of my time here
Watchin' grey clouds disappear..Johnny and Ray...and no day is ever
Different than before..'cept for strangers coming through the door
Summer sit and watch, ol' boats rollin' in, sailors and travelers
Pretty clothes and all..well they'll sit and get a bite to eat and they'll drink the whole bar but they'll be gone before Last call
I'll be here come last call
Well look here now, here comes four more
Tall one sits next to John who's always drinking Coors
Aw shit man, there goes Ray walking by
Good Estella she can see him out the corner of her eye
Well Ray he says "listen here now, I got a story to tell, and I swear it's true though you may not know it well..see There's this big ol' fish he swims out on the bay"... then he turns and he walks away...orders one more round
"I'm gonna catch that fish one day, as soon as I get off my stool
Even a guy like me has still got dreams
I still not haven't quite yet drank them all away, I know there must be something left I swear i'm gonna catch that Fish some day
And with those words ol' Ray hit the floor... somehow he still gets up and says "just one more"... Estella well she Saw that coming from afar
Says, "now Ray tell me just where the hell do you think you are
I may be seventy-eight but it's still my bar"...oh yeah
"I could of been a writer, fortune and fame, a million books for a million adventures, too wild to tame
And there's a night I dream of a fish and i'm gonna reel him in
Leave for good this sleepy sea-side town and catch the ferry to Maryland...catch the ferry to... Marilyn
"And who knows maybe I'll meet a princess there
And without shame i'll be proud for the first time to give my name
And together we'll fly on down to Chincoteague
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Still I know that ol' lady she must dream
About puttin' her feet up sometimes
She's lookin' distant out the window, I can tell she's thiking
But then she stops to wonder just then, who'd look after my boys
Tell me who? Last call, I'll see y'all tomorrow...night
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Estella now she's about seventy-eight, and I guess for all she's been through
She looks great...thirty-five years behind the bar...in this smoky sea-side town
I guess you could say I spent a fair share of my time here
Watchin' grey clouds disappear..Johnny and Ray...and no day is ever
Different than before..'cept for strangers coming through the door
Summer sit and watch, ol' boats rollin' in, sailors and travelers
Pretty clothes and all..well they'll sit and get a bite to eat and they'll drink the whole bar but they'll be gone before Last call
I'll be here come last call
Well look here now, here comes four more
Tall one sits next to John who's always drinking Coors
Aw shit man, there goes Ray walking by
Good Estella she can see him out the corner of her eye
Well Ray he says "listen here now, I got a story to tell, and I swear it's true though you may not know it well..see There's this big ol' fish he swims out on the bay"... then he turns and he walks away...orders one more round
"I'm gonna catch that fish one day, as soon as I get off my stool
Even a guy like me has still got dreams
I still not haven't quite yet drank them all away, I know there must be something left I swear i'm gonna catch that Fish some day
And with those words ol' Ray hit the floor... somehow he still gets up and says "just one more"... Estella well she Saw that coming from afar
Says, "now Ray tell me just where the hell do you think you are
I may be seventy-eight but it's still my bar"...oh yeah
"I could of been a writer, fortune and fame, a million books for a million adventures, too wild to tame
And there's a night I dream of a fish and i'm gonna reel him in
Leave for good this sleepy sea-side town and catch the ferry to Maryland...catch the ferry to... Marilyn
"And who knows maybe I'll meet a princess there
And without shame i'll be proud for the first time to give my name
And together we'll fly on down to Chincoteague
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Still I know that ol' lady she must dream
About puttin' her feet up sometimes
She's lookin' distant out the window, I can tell she's thiking
But then she stops to wonder just then, who'd look after my boys
Tell me who? Last call, I'll see y'all tomorrow...night
She looks great...thirty-five years behind the bar...in this smoky sea-side town
I guess you could say I spent a fair share of my time here
Watchin' grey clouds disappear..Johnny and Ray...and no day is ever
Different than before..'cept for strangers coming through the door
Summer sit and watch, ol' boats rollin' in, sailors and travelers
Pretty clothes and all..well they'll sit and get a bite to eat and they'll drink the whole bar but they'll be gone before Last call
I'll be here come last call
Well look here now, here comes four more
Tall one sits next to John who's always drinking Coors
Aw shit man, there goes Ray walking by
Good Estella she can see him out the corner of her eye
Well Ray he says "listen here now, I got a story to tell, and I swear it's true though you may not know it well..see There's this big ol' fish he swims out on the bay"... then he turns and he walks away...orders one more round
"I'm gonna catch that fish one day, as soon as I get off my stool
Even a guy like me has still got dreams
I still not haven't quite yet drank them all away, I know there must be something left I swear i'm gonna catch that Fish some day
And with those words ol' Ray hit the floor... somehow he still gets up and says "just one more"... Estella well she Saw that coming from afar
Says, "now Ray tell me just where the hell do you think you are
I may be seventy-eight but it's still my bar"...oh yeah
"I could of been a writer, fortune and fame, a million books for a million adventures, too wild to tame
And there's a night I dream of a fish and i'm gonna reel him in
Leave for good this sleepy sea-side town and catch the ferry to Maryland...catch the ferry to... Marilyn
"And who knows maybe I'll meet a princess there
And without shame i'll be proud for the first time to give my name
And together we'll fly on down to Chincoteague
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Hold tight hold on tight to the horse's mane
Still I know that ol' lady she must dream
About puttin' her feet up sometimes
She's lookin' distant out the window, I can tell she's thiking
But then she stops to wonder just then, who'd look after my boys
Tell me who? Last call, I'll see y'all tomorrow...night
Writer: Lance Taylor
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