"Valentines Day [Acoustic Demo]"  Parental Advisory genre: Country Blues
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	A piece that sort of describes what Valentines Day would have been like in the 80's, or the 90's, or even now, in the singles bar scene.
	Label: ELF Tunes Credits: Michael Muller lyrics, David Surface performance
	Story Behind the Song Wanted to write a love song about a man who fantasizes about another woman, and how things might turn out if he got his wish. Turned into something slightly different. Lyrics A Valentine's Song We met a while back, at a club, the Black Cat You were slinky, and sultry, and someone I'd like to hold [Our] eyes met 'cross the bar, felt I was hit by a car I was stricken, and knocked down, my heart was on the block and sold So we danced all night your dress shone like a light We were blinded, spinning freely, in love we were firmly rolled But then you saw my ring, and it was over It's too bad we hadn't met sooner You slapped my face and walked away, Oh my dear, Happy Valentines Day. I saw you again, standing in the rain You were soaking, no umbrella, a wet dream of mine come back I approached you right then, and said "We meet again" In confusion, you thought that I, was someone else named Mack We got in a cab, there was no time for gab We were molten, and writhing, and soon were in the sack But again you saw my ring, and it was over It's too bad we hadn't met sooner You slapped my face and hit the beday, (spelling?) Oh my love, Happy Valentines Day. So here we are again, at a club with our friends You are dancing, and drinking, and having a good time Quite by accident (and it's not what I meant) My wedding ring, slips off, into my glass of vodka and lime So we bump through the night, and make love till it's light And we wake up, very thirtsy, and we share a jug of wine Then I think, where's my ring? and I remember It's a good thing I swallowed it before leaving I stop outside the john and say Finally, Happy Valentines Day. (c)1999 Silas Barnaby

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