B. Eileen (Noonday Sun) (words & music by Randy Sweet)
accoustic guitar, drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
bass, mandolin, vocals: Kevin Huston
electric guitars, vocals: Jeff Sweet
chorus:
B. Eileen, B. Eileen
Sunshine and bananas and the coffee beans
Costa Rica es muy linda
And you know it beats this crazy scene
B. says Kenny's sailing off
Down to the tropics where the sun gets hot
And the fruit grows fat and sweet in the noonday sun
When he gets there he will send her
A card or a letter and she can go there
Living and loving in the noonday sun
chorus
B . and Kenny making babies
Lay 'em in the sun so they get lazy
And grow up slow and sweet like they're supposed to do
I can see them on the beaches
Picking coconuts and eating peaches
Rowing in their boats in the noonday sun
Everyone
chorus
Costa Rica sounds like fun
I'l like to visit and to run
Over the low hills in the noonday sun
Dancing with that green-eyed lady
We'd laugh so ling it would make us crazy
Learning to be free in the noonday sun
Everyone
chorus
©2000 Randall Sweet At Large Music (ASCAP)
Warm Summer Night (words & music by Kevin Huston)
mandolin, xylophone, vocals: Kevin Huston
guitar, percussion, vocals: Randy Sweet
guitar, vocals: Jeff Sweet
There is a full moon out tonight
And all the the stars are shining bright
And there's a warm wind playing with the leaves
And it makes me think of you and me
On a warm summer's night
The smell of wildflowers in the air
The scent of jasmine's in your hair
And now that warm wind's teasin' with the tide
And it makes me think of you and I
On a warm summer night
A firefly circling in the air
The sound of music's everywhere
And you're the one that I adore
Just like the ocean loves the shore
On a warm summer night
©2000 Kevin Huston Music (ASCAP)
Stand On Your Own (words & music by Jeff Sweet)
guitar, organ, synthesizer, vocals: Jeff Sweet
bass, vocals: Kevin Huston
drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
guitar solos: Eric Drake
Little woman driving off to school
The best dressed girl in your class
Mama cooks your meals and picks up your room
Daddy buys your gas
You copy your best friend's homework
While you watch your MTV
The lesson you've learned is you don't have to earn
When the good things in life are free
CHORUS:
The world doesn't owe you a living
You've got to make it alone
Be a strong woman, be a strong man
You've got to stand on your own
Hey, dude, hanging out with your friends
You've got to put on a show
You act so tough, so cool, so rough
But underneath you know
You like to intimidate
You're so good at telling lies
But when I've got you one on one
You can't even look me in the eyes
CHORUS
Some people give and some people take
Some people answer a call
There are those who destroy and those who create
And those who do nothing at all
What is the source of ambition?
What is the source of pride?
You've got to believe in yourself
When you look deep inside
CHORUS
©1995 Jeff Sweet (ASCAP)
Who's That Guy (words & music by Kevin Huston)
guitar, mandolin, vocals: Kevin Huston
bass, drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
guitar, synthesizer, vocals: Jeff Sweet
Who's that guy over there?
Staring at me in the mirror
Is that the same guy I knew?
When I was young and he was too
Who's that guy over there?
Who's that guy over there?
He's gained some weight and lost some hair
Is that the same young buck
Who used to drive that old pickup truck?
Who's that guy over there?
It's been a long time comin'
It's gonna be a long time gone
So I'll just keep on a'runnin'
I've got to keep keepin' on
'Cause me and that guy over there
We ain't ready for no rocking chair
You know we've got a few more miles
Probably have to stand a few more trials
Me and that guy over there
©2000 Kevin Huston Music (ASCAP)
Tell Me So (words & music by Randy Sweet)
accoustic guitar, drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
bass, vocals: Kevin Huston
electric guitars, organ, vocals: Jeff Sweet
Baby when you say those things
I just want to be with you
You can tell me anything
I'll be your fool
C'mon let's dance tonight
Put on something nice and slow
If you think that it's all right
Tell me so
To think after all these years
I could finally find someone
Who would show me all my fears
Could be such fun
Laughing with you baby now
Don't know what I did before
I just hope you never leave me
All alone (don't leave me baby)
C'mon let's dance tonight
Put on something sweet and low
If you think that it's all right
Tell me so
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me
I just love your attitude
Playing life like it's a game
Taking only sunshine
While the clouds remain
Up among the mountaintops
Looking down on life below
Sometimes I just have to catch my breath
And hope (hope for us baby)
C'mon let's dance tonight
Put on something nice and slow
If you think that it's all right
Tell me so
Baby, please tell me so
Oh baby, please tell me so
Oh baby, please tell me
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me so
Baby, please tell me
Please tell me
Please tell me
©2000 Randall Sweet At Large Music (ASCAP)
Fish In The Sea (words & music by Kevin Huston)
accoustic & electric guitars, vocals: Kevin Huston
bass, drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
electric guitar, organ, vocals: Jeff Sweet
When I was just a young boy, my father told me
Son don't you worry, there's lots of fish in the sea
When me and my little lady, when we fell apart
I thought I would die from a broken heart
But now I understand the words he said to me
When he said, "Son don't you worry, there's lots of fish in the sea"
Now I'm a little older, with a son of my own
There might come a time when we're talking all alone
I'll tell him all the things like my daddy told me
But if he's feeling down he might not see
He's got to learn himself that's the way its got to be
But someday he'll know there's lots of fish in the sea
You've got to live and learn but the lessons aren't for free
We've got to pay our dues, we've got to pay the fee
But once we've gone through it, come out the other side
We're gonna be stronger after taking the ride
So if you're feeling lonely and you need some company
Jump into my boat, there's lots of fish in the sea
©2000 Kevin Huston Music (ASCAP)
Jessie Lateer (words & music by Randy Sweet)
accoustic guitar, vocals: Randy Sweet
mandolin, vocals: Kevin Huston
percussion, organ, synthesizer, vocals: Jeff Sweet
vocals: Kathy Blake
Everything is whizzing by at nineties speed and faster
I can barely keep a hold
But she takes the best of every moment that has passed her
And she gives it back tenfold
chorus:
She paints barns from memory
Just reaches back and grabs part of the past
She paints barns from memory
And when I think of her I smile
As I watch the world go spinning on with all its troubles
When it brings me to my knees
Then I think of her sitting painting in the mountains
And her spirit comforts me
chorus
And when I think of her I see her painting at the window
And when I think of her I see her dancing at the wedding
And when I think of her I see her living like wildflowers
And when I think of her I smile
chorus
Knowing that she's there living near the silver lake
Painting portraits from her past
Makes it easier for me to do this thing called living
With my smile still intact
chorus
And when I think of her I smile
And when I think of her from memory
©2000 Randall Sweet At Large Music (ASCAP)
Little Honey (words & music by Jeff Sweet)
guitars, percussion, vocals: Jeff Sweet
bass, vocals: Kevin Huston
conga, vocals: Randy Sweet
Hey, little honey
Don't go away, my little honey
I know it's getting late
But let's hesitate, my little honey
It's dark and stormy outside
But here with you by my side it feels sunny
Won't you stay just a little while?
You know I love to see you smile
And I love you, yeah I love you (yes I do), and I love you
Here in the firelight
With you it feels so right, my little honey
Don't need the TV show
Don't need the radio, we don't need money
Won't you stay just a little while?
You know I love to see you smile
And I love you, yeah I love you (yes I do), and I love you
Hey, little honey
Don't go away, my little honey
Hey, little honey
Don't go away, my little honey
©1995 Jeff Sweet (ASCAP)
Surf's Up In Barstow (words & music by Doug Lang, John Koscielski and Randy Sweet)
drums, vocals: Randy Sweet
bass, vocals: Kevin Huston
guitar, keyboards, vocals: Jeff Sweet
Surf's up in Barstow
Wax up your surfboards
After the earthquake
We'll be hangin' ten
(repeat)
Barstow Beach is really neat
Hinkley Beach is really rad
Lenwood, Yermo, Newberry Springs
Calico Cove is really cool
Surf's up in Barstow
Wax up your surfboards
After the earthquake
We'll be hangin' ten
(repeat)
When you feel that seismic shock
And the coast begins to rock
Shaking off the Richter scale
We'll be riding on that wave
Surf's up in Barstow
Wax up your surfboards
Ride the tsunami
We'll be hangin' ten
(repeat)
Barstow Beach is really neat
Hinkley Beach is really rad
Lenwood, Yermo, Newberry Springs
Calico Cove is really cool
Surf's up in Barstow
Wax up your surfboards
After the earthquake
We'll be hangin' ten
(repeat)
©2000 Randall Sweet At Large Music (ASCAP)
Follow Your Heart (words & music by Jeff Sweet)
guitars, piano, synthesizer, vocals: Jeff Sweet
vocals: Kevin Huston
vocals: Randy Sweet
When you're troubled, when you're blue
There's one thing that's always true
Where is the best place for you to confide?
The answer, my friend, is deep inside
When you really need advice
Don't rely on rolling dice
It's never too late for you to learn
For those decisions on which your life will turn
FOLLOW YOUR HEART...
It won't help to look above
When you're seeking the truth in life and love
When you have to make a crucial choice
Listen to your inner voice
FOLLOW YOUR HEART...
Evaluate your desires
Stay away from greed
Try to be the one who inspires
Make us proud to follow your lead
Pleasure or pain, black or white
Lose or win, wrong or right
When you feel surrounded by extremes
Focus on your sincerest dreams
FOLLOW YOUR HEART...
©1995 Jeff Sweet (ASCAP)