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Make It All So Real - Steve Forbert



     
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Take your seat in the table
Watch the cabaret fill
Ted came down for the singer
He saw the name on the billHow the minutes were draggin'
As the audience grew
Ted was growing impatient
As he swallowed his brew"It's time to welcome the artist"
He heard somebody say
Saw a face in the floodlight
And everything was okaySinger man, do your work
Sing your song, make it hurt
Sing the tears, sing the pain
Make it all so realThen the singer was singing
All his serious songs
And his Band wa a-playing
And Ted was hummin' alongMeanwhile back in a corner
There was a table for two
Where sat the singer's cute lover

And she was drinkin' a fewAll snuggled up with a stranger
Who had his hand on her thigh
She was receivin' his message
And gazing into his eyesSinger man, do your work
Sing your song, make it hurt
Sing the tears, sing the pain
Make it all so realSo the sound came a-rollin'
Tumblin' into the night
And all the people were ravin'
Sayin', "Man, our singer's alright""He's such a burnin' performer
What a fabulous show"
Little lover was stirrin'
She was ready to goAn' while the singer was wailing
She got up to depart
The crowd was stompin' and cheering
She was breakin' his heartSinger man, do your work
Sing your song, make it hurt
Sing the tears, sing the pain
Make it all so realTed was feelin' terrific
As the crowd filtered out
Ravin' on 'bout the hero
There were whistles and shoutsThere was a guy with his sweetheart
Ted came walkin' on past
He could hear what was spoken
He could hear what she askedShe said, "Don't you envy the hero?"
An' the fella answered his girl
"Yes, he's the ultimate singer
He's on top of the world"Singer man, do your work
Sing your song, make it hurt
Sing the tears, sing the pain
Make it all so real

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Steve Forbert (born Samuel Stephen Forbert, December 13, 1954 in Meridian, Mississippi) is an American singer-songwriter. He is best known for his song "Romeo's Tune", which reached No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1980. Forbert's tribute to Jimmie Rodgers, Any Old Time, was nominated for a 2004 Grammy in the best traditional folk category. In 2006, he was inducted into the Mississippi Music Hall of Fame.

Read more about Steve Forbert on Last.fm.


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