Name: Paultalk (Live Version)
Duration: 12 min 38 s
Description: Слушайте песню Paultalk (Live Version) - Peter, Paul & Mary онлайн с альбома Peter, Paul and Mary: In Concert (Live) в хорошем HiFi качестве с сервисом Звук. Продолжительность песни - 12:38. Год выхода - 1964

Peter, Paul and Mary: In Concert (Live)

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Paultalk (Live Version)

I'd like to call somebody to the stage that you know as a folk singer

But that you haven't met in his other role

Paul is a comedian with a unique point of view and commentary

And in this capacity, ladies and gentlemen

Please welcome with me to the stage, my good friend

Or if you're a ping-pong enthusiast, that was a sound of a ping-pong ball

That's the sound of a match between a golfer and a ping-pong enthusiast

I played golf today, 18 holes I played golf, wooo

I did pretty good too, I think you would have been very proud of me

There's a vast number of sports that I'm not invlved in.

In order to water ski, really you should swim, right?

You're not gonna stay up there all the time, now

But I didn't come out here to talk about sports

I really, I came out here, Peter talks about status

And I cannot think of one material object that has more status in this country

And it starts at a very early age now, right?

I mean, now at 14, kids want the car, right?

They get cheaters permits so they can drive

You get a learners permit at 15, a cheaters permit at 14

And it's, I guess it's really necessary because

You lose a lot of face calling up a girl and asking her

If you can peddle right over and pick her up, right?

And if you look back on all the times you had the automobile

Aside from a few interesting saturday evenings

You got to admit that one of the nicest times of all

Was a sunday afternoon, if you could get the car

You come down the stairs, ker-clunk ker-clunk ker-clunk ker-clunk

Beautiful day for a drive, I think I'll go out

And then, and then they level you with that giant killer, right?

If you were fast, you'd say, mom, dad, have I done my homework?

You pick up 3 other great pretenders, 3 oclock in the afternoon

Lets go to a drive-in resturant and look at the girls, hehehe

Well, here they are, but they're all from our high school

Wait a minute, there's a car load over there

There's a place right next to them, lets go get it

Here's the conversation in the girls car you never heard

Remember the time when drive-ins first opened

And the girls used to come out to take your order?

Now you're lucky you know, if you get a girl in slacks who delivers it

I understand they're even putting in conveyor belts in some drive-in resturants

There was a time when the little girls came running out in short little skirts

And the little girl would come running up

Yes, but I don't believe it's on the menu, ha ha

They don't, they don't let you flirt any more now

They give you a little green box with a white button on it

Oh, ok, um, We'd like one cheeseburger deluxe special extra

The one you have out here with the little white cup

With that whatever that's in there, we'll take it, whatever it is

And uh, we'd like two hamburgers medium rare with everything on 'em

And one hamburger, no, one hamburger, meat, no hamburgers

Alright, and we'd like two chocolate shakes, regular thick, for spoons you know THICK

Water them down, or milk them down a little, ok

'Cause we got somebody here with chapped lips and they'd like it thin

Well, could you tell us what we have please?

And after you get your food order in, you got at least 40 minutes to wait

Even if it's just a cup of coffee you got 40 minutes to wait

And you cannot get out of your car, right

Remember there was a time when drive-ins first opened

You used to pull in and get out, exchange hellos, greetings

Evidentally some people were getting out and exchanging

Something a little heavier than hellos and greetings

They have policemen there to keep you in your car

You can be 47 years old and drop your credit cards on the ground

I don't care who you are kid back in the car

If you do get out, you gotta be very careful

Because the new resturants have radar now

So you have to crawl on your belly between the cars

If you did manage to get out of the drive-in resturant without being maimed

There was a sporting event taking place at the traffic light

Mr. Businessman who drove a 4-door family sedan with black-wall tires

Seated next to him in a 1941 gray primer coated Ford

With it's rear end 2 inches off the ground

With his back to the drivers window, his left arm draped over the steering wheel

His right hand gripped onto the gearshift lever

Well, Mr. Businessman has just had his bands tightened, and

Those of you who are not quite sure what I mean

The bands are the rings in an automatic transmission

Well, Mr. Businessman has just had his bands tightened

And he thinks that he will show THE KID a thing or two

Has inched these 2 fingers up over his left arm

This is the universal signlanguage among teenagers for dragging

You probably recall Winston Churchill during the war years

Which everyone assumed meant V for victory

Actually if you'll also recall Winston Churchill smokes a cigar, right?

And occationally he would turn to his friends on the stage and say

The light changes to amber and Mr. Businessman decides to get very daring

He pulls the automatic transmission down into low

Still holding the foot on the brake, in order to get that extra fast start

And pushes down on the accelerator five inches

He knows, he knows, he knows he's gonna have to have another band job

The light changes to green, Mr. Businessman is off

Looks at the speedometer, 80, 90, 95, 96, 97, 98 miles an hour

Looks out the window and The Kids not even there

He looks in the rear view mirror and The Kids still back at the corner

He just sits there and scares the hell out of them

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