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The Last Restaurant

by Home At Last

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1.
I thought I saw him years ago When He was just passing through He had a funny little laugh like a baby in a bath like a he,he,who,who,who He went sneakin' round the back door When the lights were turned down low I did not see him enter And I did not hear him go They call him Back door Jimmy Brown Back door Jimmy Brown He knows the ladies look for him When they are in the mood So he just drifts from town to town Like a Nomad hunting food He's got an open invitation His ladies never tell He never makes a reservation But Jimmy always rings that bell They call him Back door Jimmy Brown Back door Jimmy Brown He's not Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny He'll never make your big dogs bark But when he brings you presents They're as sweet as honey Jimmy always comes in the dark That's why he's: Back door Jimmy Brown Back door Jimmy Brown
2.
Home Cookin 03:48
I woke myself this morning and I sat straight up in bed I reached out and grabbed your hand and placed it right there upon my head Cause I’ve got this fever Keeps me up all through the night If I could get some of your home cookin’ I know I’m gonna be alright I’m tired and I’m hungry -There’s no food left on my plate I haven’t slept for a week now but my body’s wide awake- yeah I’ve got this fever Keeps me up all through the night I’ve been longing for some of your cooking to quench my appetite I’ve been locked away from you for six lonely years I’ve got ice cubes in my veins and no water in my tears I’ve been whipped, chained and beaten and I’ve seen to doctor too He said the only cure for me - home cookin from you I’ve got this fever Keeps me up all through the night But just one home cooked from you I know I’m gonna be alright A Hot breakfast muffin- we’ll ride into afternoon For lunch I’ll mash your potatoes and for dinner lick your spoon I’ve got this fever- keeps me up all through the night-yeah Of all the meals I’ve had only yours will suit my appetite- yeah Of all the meals I’ve had only yours will suit my appetite- girl I said Of all the meals I’ve had only yours will suit my appetite
3.
Mic Tic Tic 04:40
The clean-up is on aisle 5 I hope the lady is still alive The Cheerios fell down on her head Hope she's not dead! The lady on the floor is a mess I cant believe she tore up her dress The medic propped her up and he said "No she's not dead" Chorus No she's not dead It's just a bump on her head I can hear her heart beat Mic Tic Tic The ambulance pulled up to the store they wheeled the lady out the front door The pain was etched all over her face what a disgrace! The video is all that we need to show the lady's motive was greed She said the floor was wet and she fell She pulled the shelf! Chorus The lady told her story in court The jury all came back to report The judge agreed to throw out her claim She is to blame The irony is present for sure- Cause now she has a job at the store She's stocking shelves in aisle 5 She's still alive!!! Chorus I can hear her heartbeat Mic Tic Tic
4.
I’ll meet you late night in the parking lot At 10 Avenue of the Arts You’ll teach me lessons that won’t be forgot Show me how you learned to twist and move so hot We blast some music on the radio To set the tempo light your soul on fire You press your hips and then you turn a – round Into the animal of my desire Chorus I like the way that you dance I like the way that you move I like the way that you swing I like the way that you groove I like the way that you rock I like the way you can roll I like the way that you Dance for me! You toss your head from side to side Your hair is flowing past those sultry eyes I’d like to study for an hour or two So I know how to slide on that wild ride A little history when we’re back in your suite Will help me understand your moves- your pace Just hold me close for the bumps and grinds Your hips will have me rockin’ you all over that place! I like the way that you dance I like the way that you move I like the way that you swing I like the way that you groove I like the way that you rock I like the way you can roll I like the way that you Dance for me!
5.
He's a middle aged mechanic Wears a uniform from Sears Doesn't have a page on Facebook or a piercing in his ears Every day starts with black coffee Every night ends after beers He hasn't missed a day of work In nearly 27 years Chorus He's an American Blue Collar man an American Blue Collar Man And he's doing, doing the best that he can for an American Blue Collar man He doesn't keep up with the Jones' Drives a rusted pick up truck Will not walk under a ladder 'Cause he thinks it brings bad luck Likes to kick back on the weekends At the local watering hole All his friends call him the "Mayor" 'Cause they think he's in the know Chorus Sunday strollers in the park Driveway hoops 'till after dark Little league and football games Driving lessons in the rain!!! It was just one bad decision 'Caused a big change in his life And he couldn't save the marriage When he got busted by his wife Yes he put two kids through college And they both are doing fine Between the mortgage and the taxes He hasn't saved a single dime And the plan to move to easy street Received the fatal blow When the muffler shop just laid him off With only six months left to go Every man is everywhere Hollow eyes that blindly stare Fueling up the big machine Of broken hearts and shattered dreams Chorus U.S.A.
6.
I'll meet you after midnight In the parking lot of the Grand Hotel We can talk about the old days And how you learned to move it to the groove so well Can you teach an old dog a few new tricks Show me how to mambo in my brand new kicks? Chorus I like the way that you dance I like the way that you groove I like the way that you Dance for me! A little music on the radio A prelude to our do-si-do The night is closing in on my desire And when I close my eyes I clearly see the fire The way you press your hips and turn Lights my wick and makes my candle burn Chorus Can you toss your head from side to side And swing your hair past your sultry eyes I’d like to study for an hour or two Before you show me what you want me to do Is that swing, or maybe Ballet? It feels as hot as noon on a bright sunny day Chorus I like the way that you dance I like the way that you groove I like the way that you Dance for me!
7.
Hard Time 05:04
Those darkest days in a trap still searching Searching for just what; Who knows? How could I find someone Who sees so much more than that Through shackles holding to the grind Lord knows I've served my time Confined alone Like the walls my heart of stone You have found out I am much more than that Judge and the jury be Your verdict is not guilty until that day when you heard my plea Until you came along and set me free Until that day it was hard time Then the day came lose those chains and mind games Someone saw me being much more than that You opened up my heart Released me from iron bars Until that day when you heard my plea Until you came along and set me free! Freedom from doing Hard Time You opened up my heart I'm grateful and much more than that Until that day when you heard my plea Until you took the keys and set me free!
8.
This Feelin' 05:58
I got this feeling- deep inside of me And I know everybody in the room Can feel it with me- ummhm (Can you feel it?) I said whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa Come on yeah I said whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa Come on yeah
9.
Please show your ticket to board the U.S. Enterprise The Captain's waiting to welcome you inside The ship will be departing at exactly 4:25 Too bad about the others- some will survive 1 bag per person so pack just what you need We aren’t sure where—but at least we have the know how We’ll reach our destination- one day we'll touch the ground I wish that I could stay but I’m going for a ride It really is a shame about the Nuclear Tide Chorus: Don’t forget your wallet- Don’t forget your purse In case we make a stop at the REST Restaurant At the end of the universe The change in the weather- the death of all the bees We won’t survive- after burning all the trees I’ll bring this little plant for its oxygen supplies I like to watch it grow to smoke it when it dies All aboard the enterprise who wish to live another day Chorus Verse 3 Couples only please on this exotic journey No media or police and the Captain’s our attorney We don’t need all your guns or political opinions We're Captain's minions and we will survive One bag per person- so pack just what you need Chorus x 2 The Last Restaurant-at the end of the Universe

about

Home at Last was formed by a father-son team during the pandemic as a cover band playing for guests at the father's brewery. Vibraphonist and music pro Bill Ware (formerly with Steely Dan) was was invited to join this ensemble and we decided to put together this album of original material inspired by the classic songs of some of the artists we were honored to cover. The Last Restaurant is our debut album.

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released September 11, 2023

B.J. Antonelli- lead and background vocals, guitar
Bill Ware- lead and background vocals, vibraphone, keyboards
Michael Antonelli- saxophones, flute, and background vocals
Ryan Cerullo- keyboards
Tom Rausch- bass and background vocals
Larry Lubkert- drums and percussion
Allison Antonelli- background vocals
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Bill Ware- Wadaumean productions
Produced and arranged by Bill Ware and Michael Antonelli
Music and Lyrics by Bill Ware and Michael Antonelli

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Home at Last is:
Bill Ware- writer, vibraphone, keys and lead vocals
Michael Antonelli- writer, saxophones, flute and vocals
BJ Antonelli- Lead vocals, guitar
Ryan Cerullo- keyboards
Tom Rausch- bass and vocals
Larry Lubkert- Drums and percussion
Allison Antonelli- vocals
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