Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Tuck & Patti
Performer
Patti Cathcart
Vocals
Tuck Andress
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
David Wheat
Composer
William Loughborough
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Patti Cathcart
Producer
Tuck Andress
Producer
Songteksten
[Verse 1]
Better than sailing at midnight
Better than diving for pearls
Better than skiing at Aspen and
Better than feeding the squirrels
Better than finding a horseshoe
Better than losing your head
Better than anything thought of and
Better than anything said
Better than singing right out loud
Or being spotted in a crowd
[Verse 2]
Better than anything, except being in love
We're talking 'bout being in love
[Verse 3]
Better than four sets of Dizzy
Better than Count Basie's band
Better than Rollins and Coltrane and
Better than being on the stand
Better than Ella Fitzgerald
Better than Miles' latest news
Better than Bill Evans' ballads
Better than Joe Williams' blues
Better than hearing Lady Day
Or checking in at Monterey
[Verse 4]
Better than anything, except being in love
We're talking 'bout being in love
[Verse 5]
Better than Lucy and Desi
It's better than Route 66
Better than Killdeer and Casey and
Better than quiz shows, all fixed
Better than Huntley and Brinkley
And Singing with Mitch
Better than Hitchcock and Karloff
And clicking the switch
Better than movies late at night
Or watching Emile Griffith fight
[Verse 6]
Better than anything, except being in love
[Verse 7]
Elephants dancing
Clowns on parade
Better than peanuts and popcorn
And fresh lemonade
Better than rides on the midway
And seals blowing horns
Better than men shot from cannons
And fresh ears of corn
Better than balancing on wire
Or watching tigers leap through fire
[Verse 8]
Better than anything except being in love, say now
Being in love
[Verse 9]
Better than hearing Lady Day
Or checking in at Monterey
[Verse 10]
Better than anything, except being in love
Better than anything, except being in love
Better than anything, except being in love
Better than anything, except being in love
Written by: David Wheat, William Loughborough