Hey waters from the waters wake-up call we spent this Tuesday morning putting together a little spring playlist
We're
talking all night sunshine and John Denver and then you take it to tiny Tim that was a left turn I did not expect
Okay, thank you.
Next caller, please.
Hey, didn't you hear my last caller?
No!
I know it's something that you could do in the spring, but do you really want to hear Tiny Tim sing about
it?
Why not?
I can tell you why not, but we'd be here probably until my shift was done.
Yeah.
Okay, third time's the charm.
Let's do a little bit of Tiny Tim, okay?
Now, are you saying this because you heard the two girls earlier?
I did.
I just want to blow it over the top and... And
you know
what?
Maybe I will.
a little bit of tiptoe through the tulips for you, the ladies, and Pella.
Happy, happy first day of spring to ya.
Back at ya.
Thanks.
Hey, I think of spring, I'm kind of a motorhead, so I think of muscle cars.
I
think of motorcycles.
I think of Steppenwolf.
I think of Born to Be Wild.
You know, there are so many occasions that remind you of Born to Be Wild.
Isn't there, though?
I think you're just a wild guy, no matter what time of year it is.
You know why?
Why?
Because I listen to this wild DJ.
Of course, I inspire wildness and madness wherever I go.
Right on, brother.
Well, are you getting on your bike today and riding around?
Should be a nice day.
Absolutely.
All right.
You should tow it with your muscle car, drive it somewhere that's good for biking, and then ride the bike trails, and then you will have done the muscle car and the motorcycle.
You know, that's probably a good idea, but I wouldn't want to tarnish the muscle car by pulling a bike.
Oh, come on.
See, you're not that wild.
You're not that mad.
Come on.
Get with the program, will you?
I hear you, man.
I hear you.
Do you hear me?
I hear you
every day.
I think you hear me like my kids hear me, which is not very well.
Man, that's not true.
No,
no.
I've learned so much stuff from you.
I could almost, almost be a DJ.
Holy ravioli.
Oh, sorry.
That was the, that was my first robbing a spring there.
Do you know what I mean?
Batters in every once in a while.
That's what I'm talking about.
You got to put on your favorite song for spring.
And what is my favorite song for spring?
Muscat life.
Oh, come on now!
Geez.
Well, you know how much you like that song?
No, you're... I think you're getting me mixed up with Trucker Todd.
Oh, is that what it is?
I think so.
Between you and the ladies who requested tiptoe through the tulips, I
might
pull... Well, I was gonna say pull my hair out, but I don't have any.
As soon as I heard that you were making that list, I thought of you in Muscat Love.
Oh, well, thank you
so much.
Have a good one.
How can I now?
Well, simple.
Play the
song.
You know, I don't think you know me very well.
Well, I listen to...
Well, then God bless you, but I'm still not playing Muskrat Love.
You know, I think I'm having some kind of a flashback.
How are you?
What do you think about when you think spring?
Oh, you know what?
That's even worse than tiptoe through the tulips.
Three.
That might be too many for my little brain to handle.
Yeah, that's a great one.
Absolutely.
That in my allergies, and that reminds me, I should probably call my doctor.
If she doesn't write me up a little something, I'll be screwed.
Sneezin' and a wheezin'.
Thank you, First Robin of Spring.
Okay, so we got Rock and
Robin.
Yeah, that is sad.
Boy.
You know what?
I think we should play rock and robin.
Okay.
Hi, um, how about, uh, here comes the sun.
Oh,
thank you.
Thank you.
I got
another one, too.
Yeah?
I can see clearly now.
The
rain is gone.
Yeah.
You know, we should probably, uh, I can see clearly now the rain is gone, maybe, and then here comes the sun.
That sounds perfect.
See, you told me the songs and I'll organize them for you.
Perfect.
Mr. Waters, good morning.
Good morning.
This is Dave and Atkins.
Well, I knew it was you, Dave.
How are you?
You know.
Oh, I'm doing great.
Good.
You know a great song for springtime?
Tilly.
It's walking on sunshine.
It is, isn't it?
That is a, you know, anything with sunshine, because you don't see
the
sun in the winter.
It kind of looks like, looks like right now outside my window anyway.
It's got a gray cloudy.
Yeah, a little gray out there.
That's why I'm hoping for the sunshine.
Well, it's supposed to come.
It's supposed to come.
So instead of throwing up on this gray day, we could be walking on sunshine.
Hopefully that's coming.
later I hope so me too you know I think I think if we do some kind of a sunshine dance you know instead of a rain dance maybe maybe it'll come and then we'll I don't I don't think I'm the one to do
it I don't want I don't want to scare my neighbors
meet me neither
I
really can't dance
I
flail more than anything
Kind of like Elaine.
Yes.
Yes, the little kicks.
Well, you know, we could always play the song that she danced to, and we could all try and dance like Elaine.
It was
shining star.
So maybe that would be a good one to play after walking on stage.
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