Mañana

She said I can’t go back to America soon
So goddamn cold it’s gonna snow until June
Yeah, they’re freezin' up in Buffalo stuck in their cars
And I’m lyin' here 'neath the sun and the stars
Customs man tells her that she’s gotta leave
She’s got a plan hidden up her shrewd sleeve
Wants to find her a captain, a man of strong mind
And any direction he blows will be fine
Please don’t say manana if you don’t mean it
I have heard those words for so very long
Don’t try to describe the ocean if you’ve never seen it
Don’t ever forget that you just may wind up being wrong
Tried and I tried but I don’t understand
Never seemed to work out the way I had it planned
Hangin' out at a marina when Steve Martin called
Singin' anybody there really want to get small
But women and water are in short supply
There’s not enough dope for us all to get high
I hear it gets better, that’s what they say
As soon as we sail on to Cane Garden Bay
Please don’t say manana if you don’t mean it
I have heard your lines for so very long
Don’t try to describe the scenery if you’ve never seen it
Don’t ever forget that you just may wind up in my song
Alright let’s reggae, Reefers!
Called my friends on those cheap nightly rates
Sure was good to talk to the old United States
While the lights of St. Thomas lie twenty miles west
I see General Electric’s still doing their best
I got to head this boat South pretty soon
New album’s old and I’m fresh out of tunes
But I know that I’ll get 'em, I know that they’ll come
Through the people and places and Callwood’s Rum
So please don’t say manana if you don’t mean it (don't mean it)
I have done your lines for so very long
Don’t try to describe a Kiss concert if you’ve never seen it
Don’t ever forget that you just may wind up being gonged
And I hope Anita Bryant never ever does one of my songs
No, no, no…