"disneyland"  Parental Advisory genre: Acoustic Blues
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	what's directly in front of you is the only thing that truly matters. eveything else is speculative. kind of like jimmy stewart's character in "it's a wonderful life"; it doesn't matter where you end up. in my humble opinion, it's imperative to enjoy the journey getting there.
	CD: something else   Label: self released/independent Credits: written performed produced by jubal, harmonica by ace
	Story Behind the Song i was homeless in austin and had no idea where i was going. my feeling was not unlike being half way up the hill on a huge roller coaster; i knew something truly exciting was about to happen, but i wasn't quite sure if the car would stay on the rails. i was at a guy's house and nobody was home. it was one of those lucky times where everything just poured out at once and ten minutes later disneyland was not only a theme park, but a song as well. Lyrics verse 1: goin' to a party. gonna learn to shine. reconstruct up all the pieces to make my bottom line. gonna get a little funky. gonna get real high. kick back. don't have a heart attack when you look behind these eyes. chorus; i've never been to disneyland. i don't think i care. could this be hell or the promised land? don't let yourself forget that you're there, here, and everywhere. verse 2: i got some land way far away. all my friends that can make it there, ya know they're welcome to stay. we're gonna have a party. gonna drink some wine. we don't hold grudges, i hope ya don't judge us. if you do we don't give a flying fuck. chorus verse 3: why talk about money? it's a disgusting habit. the best way to eat a peach is to reach right up and grab it. i wanna tell ya something before i go: ya gotta learn to give good lovin' before yo' ass will grow. chorus end

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