"Teenage Waitress" genre: Folk
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	A ballad about a not-so-chance encounter.
	Credits: Ggreg Snyder (lead vocals) Dale Nickey (guitar, mandolin, accordian, background vocals) Dave Enos (bass) Theo Welch (drums)
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this about a 19-year-old (or so) waitress I used to lust over during my drives up and down the 101. Lyrics I met her at a HoJo’s, the Los Osos exit, Highway 101 I was looking for a plate of greasy food, no to have some fun She offered me a menu and a seat, she said her name was Laurie I knew that she was my kind of woman, I know the fauna from the flora The fauna from the flora I told her I was moving to LA, was going to be an actor She said “oh really,” and my heart went “phhhh” like a nuclear reactor She asked me what I wanted and I must confess my eyes addressed her I ordered a Poly Sampler and a Jumbo Nachos, that’ll really impress her Yeah, that really impressed her It took my ‘bout an hour to eat my lunch, you see, my mind had turned to lumber I said “goodbye, God bless you,” but I didn’t even ask for her phone number You see, I’ve met a lot of girls like her in LA, San Francisco and Gloccamora But when I’m on the road and feeling lonely, I still think of Laurie I still think of Laurie

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