The lyrics are self-explanatory. I appreciate the kindness expressed towards the end of the song when the bartender asks the customer to assist with the blind old guy's fantasy of having a larger audience than he actually had.
This song was different from much of Marshall Tucker's song list. They were more of a Southern Rock band but this song has a jazzier edge to it setting it apart in an interesting manner from much of their other output.
The lyrics are self-explanatory. I appreciate the kindness expressed towards the end of the song when the bartender asks the customer to assist with the blind old guy's fantasy of having a larger audience than he actually had.
This song was different from much of Marshall Tucker's song list. They were more of a Southern Rock band but this song has a jazzier edge to it setting it apart in an interesting manner from much of their other output.