Kathy Mar The Further Adventures Of Starsinger Lyrics

The Further Adventures Of Starsinger Lyrics

Well it's years since [Tallow?] died and I continued on alone



With the sassiest computer that this galaxy has known



It critiques my words and music, and rewrites my favorite jokes



But it moves so slow we've only made it up and down two spokes



And the rim worlds're lovely though they are so poor it hardly



pays



And their cities are so far and few we wander lost for days.







 And I should have set up closer to the spaceport



 But the spacers think that makes me open game



 They all think they are god's gift to every woman



 And they're surprised to find I just don't feel the same.







Well I think that where I'm sitting is the corner of the street



I have been here for an hour watching all the passing feet



I've been singing all my best new songs and all the standards too



>From SF to folk to rock to something borrowed something blue



And my hat is full but I'm not sure if it is food or cash



For all I know it just might be the place they put their trash.







 And I should have set up closer to the spaceport



 But the spacers are so drunk they're all but numb.



 They ask for "Banned from Argo," "Melancholy Baby,"



 And the one that goes, "da dum da dum da dum."







Well I'm thinking about giving up this roving life of mine



And going back to where the tips and crowds are always fine



And I'll sing out on the corners on the planet of my birth



'Cause I've heard my stuff is still for sale most everywhere on



Earth



And I'll be a local songbird, not a wild goose out in space



Cause I've found my favorite audience is still the human race.







 And I'll set up on the corners at the spaceport



 And relieve the spacers of their surplus pay



 And whenever some slick fool tempts me to wander



 I'll just tell him that I'd really rather stay.















Words and music:Kathy Mar







Copyright 1985 Kathy Mar