Disc 1 - It's Five O'Clock Somewhere Disc 1 - It's Five O'Clock Somewhere It's Five O' Clock Somewhere The sun is hot and that old clock is movin' slow And so am I Work day passes like molasses in winter time But it's July Getting paid by the hour and older by the minute My boss just pushed me over the limit I could call him something Think I'll just call it a day Pour me something tall and strong Make it a hurricane before I go insane It's only half past twelve but I don't care It's five o'clock somewhere This lunch break is gonna take all afternoon Half the night Tomorrow morning I know there'll be hell to pay But, hey, that's all right I ain't had a day off now, in over a year My Jamaican vacation's gonna start right here If the phone's for me you can tell them I just sailed away Pour me something tall and strong Make it a hurricane before I go insane It's only half past twelve but I don't care It's five o'clock somewhere I could pay off my tab, pour myself in a cab And be back to work before two At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder What would Jimmy Buffett do Funny you should ask Alan, I'd say Pour me something tall and strong Make it a hurricane before I go insane It's only half past twelve but I don't care Pour me something tall and strong Make it a hurricane before I go insane It's only half past twelve but I don't care it's five o'clock somewhere But he don't care, I don't care Together It's five o'clock somewhere Disc 1 - One Particular Harbour Disc 1 - One Particular Harbour ONE PARTICULAR HARBOUR Jimmy Buffett & Bobby Holcomb IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI Nature lives (life to nature) Have pity for the Earth (Love the Earth) I know I don't get there often enough But God knows I surely try It's a magic kind of medicine That no doctor could prescribe I used to rule my world from a pay phone And ships out on the sea But now times are rough And I got too much stuff Can't explain the likes of me Chorus: But there's this one particular harbour So far but yet so near Where I see the days as they fade away And finally disappear But now I think about the good times Down in the Caribbean sunshine In my younger days I was so bad Laughin' about all the fun we had I've seen enough to feel the world spin Mixin' different oceans meetin' cousins Listen to the drummers and the night sounds Listen to the singers make the world go 'round IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI Lakes below the mountains Flow into the sea Like oils applied to canvas They permeate through me And there's that one particular harbour Sheltered from the wind Where the children play on the shore each day And all are safe within Most mysterious calling harbour So far but yet so near I can see the day when my hair's full gray And I finally disappear IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI IA ORA TE NATURA E MEA AROFA TEIE AO NEI UA PAU TE MAITAI NO TE FENUA RE ZAI NOA RA TE ORA O TE MITIE Bounty of the land is exhausted But there's still abundance on the sea Disc 1 - Cheeseburger In Paradise Disc 1 - Cheeseburger In Paradise CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE Jimmy Buffett Tried to amend my carnivorous habits
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