Big Ol' Jazzmaster
Big Ol' Jazzmaster: Musical Ode to Guitar Passion
Lyrics
Who the bad mother in the shop
Referring to an impressive and standout person in the music shop.
Lookin' fine and green?
Complimenting the person's attractive appearance with a playful reference to the color green.
Who the bad mother in the shop
Repetition of the inquiry about the impressive individual in the shop.
With that fine offset body?
Describing the person's attractive features, particularly highlighting the guitar's offset body design.
(Ah-ha! ah-ah-ah-ha!)
A playful vocalization expressing excitement or admiration.
Who the bad mother with the knobs
Continuing to praise the person, focusing on the guitar's knobs and a clean guard.
And a guard so clean?
Emphasizing the cleanliness and appeal of the guitar.
Drenched in cream and silver parts
Describing the guitar's appearance with cream and silver parts.
And a tone that comes from dreams
Highlighting the dreamlike quality of the guitar's tone.
(Ah-ha! ah-ah-ah-ha!)
Repeating the playful vocalization to convey enthusiasm.
Big ol' jazzmaster...
Introducing the theme of the "Big ol' jazzmaster," possibly the name or type of the guitar.
(Master, master!)
Repeating the term "master" with emphasis, possibly celebrating the guitar's mastery.
There's the bad mother
Identifying the person as the "bad mother" in the shop, suggesting a cool and impressive individual.
In the shop, making eyes at me
Noting the person's flirtatious behavior, making eye contact with the speaker.
Walked in to the shop
Describing the speaker's entrance into the shop.
Put it in my hands
Taking possession of the guitar and holding it in the hands.
Plug it in, crank it up
Plugging in the guitar and turning up the volume for a powerful experience.
Couldn't think of a song
Expressing a momentary lack of inspiration for a specific song to play.
To play, so I played some
Deciding to play music by Dick Dale, possibly showcasing surf rock influence.
Dick Dale!
Calling out the artist Dick Dale, known for surf rock music.
(One, two, one two three four!)
Counting in for a musical performance, creating a sense of anticipation.
Big ol' jazzmaster...
Reiterating the significance of the "Big ol' jazzmaster" with emphasis on mastery.
(Master, master!)
Repeating the term "master" and indicating the person leaving the shop.
Who the bad mother leavin' the shop
Asking again about the person leaving the shop, emphasizing the possession of a guitar.
With a guitar in hand?
Confirming the speaker as the impressive individual leaving the shop with a guitar.
I'm the bad mother leavin' the shop
The speaker identifies themselves as the "bad mother" leaving with a jazzmaster guitar.
With a jazzmaster in hand
Repeating the emphasis on leaving the shop with a jazzmaster guitar.
(Ah-ha! ah-ah-ah-ha!)
Playful vocalization expressing confidence and satisfaction.
That's right!
A confident affirmation of the speaker's status and possession of the jazzmaster guitar.
Big ol' jazzmas-
Repeating the term "Big ol' jazzmas-" for emphasis or celebration.
I'm the surfmas-
Adding a playful twist with "surfmas-" possibly alluding to surf rock music style.
Big ol' jazzmas-
Continuing the emphasis on the "Big ol' jazzmas-" and adding a playful touch with "surf..."
I'm the surf... master!
Concluding with a declaration of being the surf master, possibly celebrating musical prowess.
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