"Time For To Play" genre: Rock
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	An ambling, bouncy rock tune.
	CD: Left Field   Label: Red-Haired Creeper Credits: Ted Hoagland
	Story Behind the Song This is an upbeat rock'n'roll song about taking time to play. The rhythm alternates between an "Aiko"-like groove and a straight rock groove. Nice organ solo in the middle played by Jeff Coleman. Lyrics Time for to Play Sitting on a lawnchair on the outskirts of a Midwestern town Sipping champagne through a straw from a bottle on the ground Watching the sunset fade into gray, I've almost got it made Lately things been rolling my way it's time, time for to play Thinking about a woman who smiles like a January moon Feeling my heart thump cause I know I'm gonna get to see her soon As I see her walking my way, I'm high above the fray I've got nothing planned for today it's time, time for to play Standing on a hilltop in the moonlight taking bows before the crowd Spinning round in circles for no reason 'cept it makes me laugh out loud All my work is starting to pay, I've almost got it made Now there's nothing more to say it's time, time for to play

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