Sweet Confusion (feat. Emma Lo Bianco)

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Salt Peanuts

"Salt Peanuts" is a bebop tune reportedly composed by Dizzy Gillespie in 1942, credited "with the collaboration of" drummer Kenny Clarke. It is also cited as Charlie Parker's. The lyrics have no meaning. However, they are a skat/bebop vocal which matches the octave note interval played predominantly throughout the song. more »

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No sun will shine in my day today
The high yellow moon won’t come out to play
I ran my twenty-first headlight
My hands still glued to the wheel
I blew smoke from my lungs
As thick as from the automobile
And if the rain came down to find me on the ground
I might not feel so blue
And if I weren’t that girl trying to make it in the world
By turning my back on you
Sweet confusion
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
My eyes are red like the headlights
My hands still glued to the wheel
My heart beats like a drum-um-um
And none of this seems real
And if the rain came down to find me on the ground
I might not feel so blue
And if I weren’t that girl trying to pick it in the world
By turning my back on you
Sweet confusion
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up
Don’t wait up Jack
I’m never coming home
So don’t wait up

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