At the Jazz Club
Friday night at the Jazz Club
Beat resounding foot stomping, cheering
You're sitting on a bar stool drinking
I see your cute face eyes half smiling
Challenging me to sing my love song
Leaning on the upright piano
The rhythms of my heart betray me
Pounding like a wild kettle drum
To some long past ragtime melody
Root problem was I didn't sing that well
After the song she says "That's unusual"
She then whispers "Back to my place then?"
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Sometimes it's not how you sing that matters but that you sing... ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt was the unheard melody that was sweeter :)
ReplyDelete"eyes half smiling"..an inspiration it is :)
ReplyDeleteThe rhythms of my heart betray me
ReplyDeletePounding like a wild kettle drum
To some long past ragtime melody
Such beautiful lines!!❤️
After the song she says "That's unusual"
ReplyDeleteShe then whispers "Back to my place then?"
How one's performance can be mesmerizing to admirers even though it might not be perfect. One can never tell!
Hank
Sometimes the way something is sung is less important than what is in the heart of the singer!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if she actually a singing teacher who thinks she's found a new customer! Nice one.
ReplyDeleteClick to read my story!
I do believe you have become the head of the Ministry of the Romantic Whirl. Another lovely addition.
ReplyDeleteOooh, what an all that jazz pickup line.
ReplyDeleteThis verse is just wonderful, one has to watch that beat as it pounds deep.
ReplyDeleteThe rhythms of my heart betray me
Pounding like a wild kettle drum
To some long past ragtime melody
A lovely rendition of what appears to be the beginning ....true love or a casual encounter....who knows! Well drawn words!
ReplyDeleteI guess 'unusual' worked for her then ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell, I think it was all in the eyes - they are the window ... or so I've heard. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteNot so perfect singing is fine as long as it comes from the heart. It's more raw and geniune, Robin.
ReplyDelete"The rhythms of my heart betray me
ReplyDeletePounding like a wild kettle drum"
I believe every story you tell.
Oh good, the happy ending! (You had me worried for a minute, there.)
ReplyDeleteFriday night! What a thrill!
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteMuch love...
well she liked your song anyway
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like she was willing to overlook his root problem, but her invitation could be the root to other problems for her.
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