Dari
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Paul Whitty
Vocals
Daniel Edmonds
Conductor
Nicholas Cheng
Keyboards
Trevor Neumann
Trumpet
Jennifer Wharton
Trombone
Antoine Silverman
First Violin
Melissa Tong
Violin
Entcho Todorov
Violin
Emily Bruskin Yarbrough
Violin
Paul Woodiel
Violin
Cenovia Cummins
Violin
Adda Kridler
Violin
Jonathan Dinklage
Violin
Lisa Matricardi
Violin
Mairi Dorman-Phaneuf
Cello
Jessica Wang
Cello
Natalie Tenenbaum
Keyboards
Bernd Schoenhart
Guitar
Saadi Zain
Bass
Chris Jago
Drums
Yuri Yamashita
Percussion
Mark Phaneuf
Reeds
Rick Heckman
Reeds
Eric Andersen
Vocals
Erin Paul Ozolins
French Horn
Jami Dauber
Trumpet
Lady Jess
Violin
Sara Chase
Vocals
Tom "Lucky" Murray
Reeds
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jason Howland
Composer
Nathan Tysen
Lyrics
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Based on the Work of
Kait Kerrigan
Book
Kim Scharnberg
Orchestrator
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jason Howland
Producer
Nathan Tysen
Associate Producer
Billy Jay Stein
Producer
Chunsoo Chin
Producer
Mark Shacket
Producer
Kait Kerrigan
Associate Producer
Ian Kagey
Recording Engineer
Derik Lee
Recording Engineer
Neal Shaw
Recording Engineer
Matthew Soares
Assistant Engineer
Beth Scott
Assistant Engineer
Omisha Chaitanya
Assistant Engineer
Dave McNair
Mastering Engineer
Lirik
Good mornin', Doc
How's the view from up there?
Got me a hunch
Gonna be a good day
Keep those spectacles clean
Keep those eyes wide, 'cause I'm seeing green
Got a feelin that sometime this morning
Good things are rolling my way
Talkin' to the creepy billboard again?
That's the last of the "tomatoes"
Well, now what?
Another shipment comes on Thursday
After dark?
Deep breaths, Mr. Wilson. You keep running your business, I'll keep running mine
You see this, Doc?
Little gift for the wife
A few hundred more
And soon this whole place
Will be in the rear view
Gonna move 'er out west
Like Ohio, where things will be best
Find a nice house, so Doc, be on lookout
I feel my dream comin' true
Dinner's in the icebox
Where do you think you're going?
To Manhattan to see my sister
When are you comin' back?
Never, if I can help it
You've got the eyes of God, Doc
See why I've gotta go
The wife's never here
And the business is slow
I'm gonna miss your face, Doc
Well, the top half, at least
We've always been thick as molasses
You've got the eyes of God
If God needed glasses
Written by: Jason Howland, Nathan Tysen

