SAN JOSÉJack Tempchin, Warren HugheyWell Lucky came in he was tall and thin He said Hey now brothers where have you been? I'm just like you I'm not the Lone Ranger But I've been livin' on the edge of danger Sometimes I might get down on my luck Can one of you front me 'bout a million bucks Then Willy came in as the sun went down He said remember when we played on the streets downtown The girls flew hot and the dollars flew heavy When I sang about love in a 55 Chevy Nowadays my life it's ain't so free I wish I could remember who I used to be And the moon rose high in the southern sky And they said we'll be buddies 'til the day we die They raised their glass in a silent way And swore they'd meet again someday Down by the bay in a small café Way down in San José We will meet again someday Way down south in San José We will meet again someday Way down south in San José Then Bear stood up and he raised his hand Like a phophet of plenty from the promised land And when he spoke, silence fell His voice was deep as a wishing well He said there's a star that'll shine so bright It takes three fools just to see it's light And sure as a fool is sometimes wise I predict to both you guys That some magic night in history That star's gonna shine on you and me And we'll be dancing wild and free Back on the edge of the mystery It's all just a trick of the mind and tongue So let's stay high and let's stay young And the runway lights were red and green The harbor lights like a sailor's dream When they raised their glass in a silent way And swore they'd meet again someday Down by the bay in a small café Way down in San José We will meet again someday Way down south in San José We will meet again someday Way down south in San José |