Bama Breeze
Bama Breeze Revelry: Where Fun and Freedom Flow
Lyrics
At the Bama Breeze
Describing a place called Bama Breeze
You can shoot some pool down there
Activities include playing pool
You can act the fool down there
Freedom to act foolishly
You can play it cool down there
Encouragement to remain composed and relaxed
At the Bama Breeze
Reiteration of the Bama Breeze's characteristics
You can drink some beer down here
Drinking beer is common here
Argue, laugh, and cheer down there
Emotions vary from arguing to laughing and cheering
Pass another year down there
Time passes easily in this environment
Jimmy got caught smokin' a joint out behind the bar
Story of Jimmy getting caught smoking marijuana
Sittin' in his car and they took him to jail
Specifics of his location when caught
The tip jar paid his bail
The tip jar money helped bail Jimmy out
In 1984, Mick Jagger passed through town
Anecdote about Mick Jagger's visit in 1984
Bought the house a round and signed his name on the wall
His gesture of buying a round and signing the wall
In the ladies bathroom stall
The humorous location of his signature
Yeah, at the Bama Breeze
Revisiting the atmosphere of Bama Breeze
I turned 21 down there
Turning 21 at this place
Had too much fun down there
Having excessive enjoyment
Stumbled out with the sun down there
Leaving when the sun rises
Saturday nights, the bouncer Grady
Description of a bouncer named Grady
Lets the ladies in free with a fake ID and a short enough skirt
His leniency towards ladies with fake IDs and short skirts
Yeah, he figures what the hell could it hurt
Justifying his actions despite the risks
Second set, the owner LuLu gets up with the band
Owner LuLu's involvement with the band
A beer in her hand, and sings "Free Bird" slow
Her performance of "Free Bird" while holding a beer
Then she raises a toast, here's to Ronnie and the boys
Toasting Ronnie and the band
Now everybody make some noise
Encouraging everyone to create noise
At the Bama Breeze
Reiterating the sense of belonging at Bama Breeze
You're one of our own down there
Feeling like part of a community here
You'll never drink alone down there
Assurance that you'll always find company for drinking
Good god, I feel at home down there
Expressing a deep sense of comfort and belonging
At the Bama Breeze
Repeated emphasis on the belonging and camaraderie
You're one of our own down there
Reiteration of being part of the Bama Breeze community
You'll never drink alone down there
Assurance of never drinking alone in this environment
Good god, I feel at home down there
Reaffirmation of feeling completely at home at Bama Breeze
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