"Midnight Cruiser with Teresa Russell" genre: Blues Rock
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	A song that deals with the angst of a poet sitting in a bar.
	CD: Wildbird Music Credits: Produced by Jim Ramirez / jones & jones
	Story Behind the Song I was sitting in a night club in LA in the early 80's. The place was filled witht he rich and famous. I am the poet sittin' in hte corner. This song was originally titled 'Beautiful People'. This song features Teresa Russell doing her thing with her electric guitar. Nuff said. Lyrics Midnight cruiser he's a user coming into town til his money is all gone Over by the bar he sees dynamite, with a low cut dress on Out on the dance floor he whispers to her.."Baby your the one..." There's a big black car with a movie star, and a writer who used to be a con They jump out like gods, descending from clouds and the music is playing real loud And over in the corner there's a poet drinking and thinking, don't these people have a job, for crying out loud Roxanns a princess without a country living on an allowance that would feed the hungry She's beautiful and young a little bit high strung, like a thoroughbred fill she loves to run, It's one A.M. and the night time has just begun The paparazzi they shout with glee cause they caught a recluse out for the evening Their cameras go off just like firing squads and our hero he dives for cover And just righ then the new golden boy walks in and all the women they try to recover Well it's two A.M. and the real royalty is drifting in, the ones born in the lap of luxury They've got that style that you just can't buy no matter what you have done And over in the corner's this poet drinking and thinking, don't these people get tired of having ...so much fun

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