au revoir to adios

https://audius.co/sidshovel/au-revoir-to-adios-1 (right click then open link in new tab,) to open song. lyrics SS music/vocals Ai

The third in a pentalogy of tracks looking at the diversity of the CW genre. In this case there are two links to the same song, one an excellent rendition by our moderator and resident rocker, Chris Price and another Ai generated. The purpose of the pairing is to illustrate that the same lyrics can be more readily represented in multiple styles within the CW genre than most other genres!

https://audiomack.com/c-m-pricelivecouk/song/au-revoir-to-adios Chris's take

[verse 1]

A Bourbon Street bar, on a wet afternoon.

People calling, rain falling, water pooling in the road.

Up on the balcony, I'm watching, what's left of the day.

Drown Springsteen's voice laments, the passing of old Tom Joad.

[verse 2]

The smell of Cajun chicken, wafts across the boards

A smooth laid back voice, asked "Is this seat free".

We shared our life stories, going backwards and forwards

Lights went out, we went to bed, clock showed just past three.

[chorus]

I could never say no, to that laid back voice

She got whatever she wanted, Rita was always the boss

From New Orleans to Santa Fe, I didn't have a choice

I've got time to learn new languages now, au revoir to adios

[verse 3]

Rita and I challenged substance abuse, for a month without a care

Rising at the break of dusk, tequila with a side of toast

Partying till the cleaners came, pills gave us energy spare

Nearly busted, we paid the bill, and headed for the coast

[chorus]

I could never say no, to that laid back voice

She got whatever she wanted, Rita was always the boss

From New Orleans to Santa Fe, I didn't have a choice

I've got time to learn new languages now, au revoir to adios

[verse 4]

Off to San Diego, stopped in Santa Fe, Rita liked the name

She knew a little Spanish, and she used it every day

Got friendly with the locals, they could play the game

The Sheriff marked our card, we got busted by the D.E.A.

[bridge]

Rita got sent North, I got jailed in New Mexico

I started learning Spanish since I had no where to go

[chorus]

I could never say no, to that laid back voice

She got whatever she wanted, Rita was always the boss

From New Orleans to Santa Fe, I didn't have a choice

I've got time to learn new languages now, au revoir to adios

[outro]

now it's "Si, Si" and "au revoir to adios"

maybe just "au revoir to adios"