Out Of The Infield

intro:

Vrs 1:

In right field just pickin’ clover

was last in the lineup

Just wished the season was over

Dreaded go’n to signup

Next thing His Daddy had a thought.

Something for his birthday

Maybe a guitar should be bought

He might just love to play

Chorus:

He just could never hit the ball

Far out of the infield.

Never had any luck at all.

Couldn’t keep his skills concealed

Tried to ignore the sign up call

Day dreaming in right field

Always glad when it turned to fall

Could his spirit be healed?

Vrs 2:

Next thing his daddy had a thought

Somethin’ for his birthday

A used guitar would soon be bought

that he would love to play.

They walked into an old pawn store

There was a used six string

It was just layin’ on the floor

What troubles could it bring?

The owner knew he needed more

He threw in some new strings

As they were headed out the door

He said let’s hope he sings

Chorus:

He just could never hit the ball

Far out of the infield.

Never had any luck at all.

Couldn’t keep his skills concealed

Tried to ignore the sign up call

Day dreaming in right field

Always glad when it turned to fall

Could his spirit be healed?

Bridge:

After he had a few lessons

Other players were found

He took a few singing sessions

And a few shows were found.


Chorus:

He just could never hit the ball

Far out of the infield.

Never had any luck at all.

Couldn’t keep his skills concealed

Tried to ignore the sign up call

Day dreaming in right field

Always glad when it turned to fall

Could his spirit be healed?


Outro:

He hits it out of the infield

He just learned how to swing

and his spirit would soon be healed

with a brand new six string.

contemporary country, Nashville sound, male vocals, full band, upper midtempo, Moderate (76-108 BPM)