"BABY" genre: Alternative General
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	produced by Daniel Scott King engineered by Ducky Carlisle at Room 9 S.Boston
	MP3.com CD: ragtag lost - buy it! CD: ragtag lost 2002   Label: richermann records Credits: Ken Clark Organ/ Mike Tucker Saxophone/ Ben Zecker Piano/ Benny Benson Drums
	Story Behind the Song Sounds like Tom Waits couldn't have been far from the turntable. Lot of fun recording this live at Room 9 in boston. After the very produced sound of the previous sessions this one is letting off some steam in a more subdued fassion. The vibe of most of these outtakes, all recorded while fixing some overdubs on Wintertime and Lifeboat,is quite raw yet innocent. the lyrics seem very vulnerable in their stances to me now. I remember also listening to reissues of Elvis Costello, especially Goodbye Cruel World, and loving the demos more than the actul record. That's what I was trying to capture. Lyrics the joints rockin', I can feel the baseboard and your heat seeking silver toungue. I caught your eyes turn over to that pretty boy, looks like he's got his sights on the drunk. my lips pressing against your shoulder, my eyes looking into the black. the f.t.fibs club won't take my mastercard but one hipshake and I'm on the attack. Baby. two more scotches and you're back from the bathroom. My mind is racing but I won't complain. You say it's time we get into the mix now, you got this move on that just can't wait. You turn around while I snap my fingers and I don't feel sorry for anyone at all. You reach into my vest and feel more than cigarettes, I pull you closer and down we crawl. Baby you look so good I can hardly contain. I hold your hand while you shake the tree. Blow you kisses when you're not looking and brush your leg on down to the knee. I see your neck is getting so hot now. You push your chest right into mine. my hand curls up into your hair now. looks like we got it right this time. baby

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