Orange Boogie from This & That by Ambrose Dilemma

Once again, my feet, they start hittin’ the tracks
without a second thought of even lookin’ on back.
Runnin’ in circles and searchin’ all over the town,
picked up and runnin’ and nothin’s gonna stop me now.

And right now, it’s shakin’ me down;
takin’ me down to the ground
for another round,
with the sound my feet pound
and I ain’t gettin’ out
'til I’ve found where I’m bound,
lookin’ all through the county
for the Orange Boogie;
lookin' for an Orange Boogie
huntin’ for the Orange Boogie.
and now I’m bookin’ it and lookin’
if you’re cookin’, aren't ya boogyin’ yet?

I can’t recall where I’ve been,
but now I’m searchin’ again;
takin’ off around the corner,
up around another bend.
Tryin’ just to pick up on the tune
and follow on with the wind,
with the lingering aromas
and the soma of the perfect blend.

And right now it’s shakin’ me down;
takin’ me down to the ground
for another round,
with the sound my feet pound
and I ain’t gettin’ out
'til I’ve found where I’m bound,
lookin’ all through the county
for the Orange Boogie;
lookin' for the Orange Boogie
huntin’ for the Orange Boogie.
and now I’m bookin’ it and lookin’
if you’re cookin’, orange-ya boogyin’ yet?

And now, I’m huntin’ once again
to find that tune that’s lost out there
somewhere, where does it begin?
On the pursuit again,
to set it off and kick it out
and spin into the ramblin’ wind.

So, as I make a beeline to the treeline of pines,
it seems to me the melody is getting so much harder to find.
And now the time has come to go and get this show on the road
'cause this last call, highball cannonball’s a-fixin’ to roll.

So, look out, it’s shakin’ me down;
takin’ me down to the ground
for another round,
with the sound my feet pound
and I ain’t gettin’ out
'til I’ve found where I’m bound,
lookin’ all through the county
for the Orange Boogie;
workin' on an Orange Boogie,
lookin' for the Orange Boogie
and now I’m bookin’ it and lookin’
if you’re cookin’, orange-ya boogyin’ yet?

• Country
• New Americana
• Shenandoah Valley
• blues
• boogie
• folk
• singer-songwriter
• Mount Jackson