"Off To See The Lizard" lyrics
I was raised by a maid who came from Martinique
She wore geckos 'round her neck and bracelets on her feet
A superstitious woman from the land of sugarcane
She'd sing the sun to bed and dance out in the rain
Dance out, dance out, dance out in the rain
She'd excite us with a legend that the Africans told
About a red iguana who turned lava into gold
We'd mount an expedition heading up into the bay
Superstitious children playing pirate for a day
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Being rich and famous seems to have its ups and downs
But that's the price you pay for being troubadours and clowns
Godzilla's halitosis, it be vaporizing cars
Elvis up in Michigan or maybe out on Mars
Dance out, dance out, dance out to the stars
But living in the briar patch ain't what it appears
Sooner or later you've got to face your fears
I heard it from the parrot verbalizing in the tree
I heard in the song line of the Aborigine
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Does it work for me? (yeah, yeah)
Will it work for you? (yeah, yeah)
If you believe it will (yeah, yeah)
It will come true (yeah, yeah)
I got problems with my brain, underneath my curls
Problems with Loraine and all the other girls
Love a wealthy woman and the pretty plane she flies
If you think this sounds confusing, you should see it through my eyes
Dancing, dancing, dancing through my eyes
I'm turning off the waterfall, the tourists can go home
I feel it time to travel, take time to write a poem
Time to seek some therapy, I'm going walkabout
Answers are the easy part, questions raise the doubt
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
She wore geckos 'round her neck and bracelets on her feet
A superstitious woman from the land of sugarcane
She'd sing the sun to bed and dance out in the rain
Dance out, dance out, dance out in the rain
She'd excite us with a legend that the Africans told
About a red iguana who turned lava into gold
We'd mount an expedition heading up into the bay
Superstitious children playing pirate for a day
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Being rich and famous seems to have its ups and downs
But that's the price you pay for being troubadours and clowns
Godzilla's halitosis, it be vaporizing cars
Elvis up in Michigan or maybe out on Mars
Dance out, dance out, dance out to the stars
But living in the briar patch ain't what it appears
Sooner or later you've got to face your fears
I heard it from the parrot verbalizing in the tree
I heard in the song line of the Aborigine
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Does it work for me? (yeah, yeah)
Will it work for you? (yeah, yeah)
If you believe it will (yeah, yeah)
It will come true (yeah, yeah)
I got problems with my brain, underneath my curls
Problems with Loraine and all the other girls
Love a wealthy woman and the pretty plane she flies
If you think this sounds confusing, you should see it through my eyes
Dancing, dancing, dancing through my eyes
I'm turning off the waterfall, the tourists can go home
I feel it time to travel, take time to write a poem
Time to seek some therapy, I'm going walkabout
Answers are the easy part, questions raise the doubt
Off to see the lizard
Off to see the lizard
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Déjà, déjà, déjà vu
Believe it and it will come true
Véjà, véjà, véjà du
What works for me might work for you
Writer(s): Jay R Oliver, Jimmy Buffett
