The Song
There's a man at the bar staring into space
Why is he drinking all by himself
What could have happened to his face?
What's that thing on his head?
Must have had quite a fall
he's listening to the song that's playing
He's hardly moving at all
And the song sounds like The Girl from Ipanema
And the song sounds like Ten Guitars
And the song sounds like The Girl from Ipanema goes walking
And walking
There's a woman she comes in out of the rain
She waits for a while then she says
"The service is pretty slow around here"
But the man doesn't hear her, he's still listening to the song
And the song sounds like la la la
She looks around the bar she hasn't seen for so long
Nothing is changed, the jukebox playing the same old song
But just then a chord-change
Makes the blood change direction in her veins
And her heart sings dance, dance, dance to my Ten Guitars
The man at the bar has lost his memory
The man at the bar could be anybody
The bottle helps some people forget
But can the bottle help him remember
Will he ever remember who he was?
And the song sounds like The Girl from Ipanema
And the song sounds like Ten Guitars
And the song sounds like The Girl from Ipanema goes walking
And walking
What does “Scuse me a sec” mean?
Who is Ngaire?
Who is Mike?
Who is Mr. Hadleigh?
Why do people say “I’ll get you another”?
“Hope you don’t _____ me asking, but…”
“There’s a few things I wouldn’t mid forgetting” - What do
you think the woman wishes she could forget?
What makes the blood change direction in the woman’s veins?
“You’re pretty spunky?” What does this mean?
Why does the man have to wear the head brace?
“It’s all a blank” what does it mean?
“The bottle” What does it mean?
“I’ve got eyes”
“Live a little”
“I think you fractured his ______”
“We’ll chuck him off the wharf!” why is this significant?
What do you think will happen now?
The Lounge Bar
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