Description: The Wurlitzer Song, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter, royalty free mp3, stock music library and royalty-free stock music
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Lyrics:
The Wurlitzer Song
Well, the jokes come few and fewer as the night goes plodding on
All the games have been played twice, no new ones can be found
With drink in hand, I make a plan to get you back again
As I walk over to the Wurlitzer and play our song once more.
Downtown I saw your sister – she said you were doing fine
But what about those moments, all the times you know were mine
And what about that long, long pause between our love and I
As I walk over to the Wurlitzer and play our song once more.
Now it’s all here at this bar room – my friends and I have fun
Trading drinks and daily tales when our day’s work is done
At Five O’clock it’s time to leave, but there’s just no place to go
As I walk over to the Wurlitzer and play our song once more
Now it’s Nine O’clock, it’s time to leave, but there’s just no place to go….
“So bartender, just reach on over there and pour me another shot of that Jameson’s Irish Whiskey!”
As I walk over to the Wurlitzer and play our song once more.
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