Daily Family Drama
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| Lyric Credits: |
Lee Johnson |
| Music Credits: |
Lee Johnson |
| Producer Credits: |
Kim Copeland Productions |
| Publisher Credits: |
Doboy Productions (Lee Johnson) |
| Performance Credits: |
Kim Copeland Productions |
| Label Credits: |
None |
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Short Song Description:
A fictional/humorous story about the family drama we all go through, sometimes on a daily basis.
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Long Song Description:
Every family has it's drama. When it gets to where it feels like you are saturated, it can help to laugh, make light of it, and let go. It can make one feel like staying in one's pajamas, day dreaming about going to the Bahamas, or better yet making a bat
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Story Behind the Song:
Mostly fiction of course but based on real people and events, with a humorous twist added for good measure.
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| Song Length: |
3:06 |
| Primary Genre: |
Country-Contemporary |
| Secondary Genre: |
Country-Bluegrass |
| Tempo / Feel: |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
| Lead Vocal: |
Male Vocal |
| Language: |
English |
| Era: |
2000 and later |
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Doboy Productions
3873 BOSQUE CT. BOULDER, CO 80301; (303) 442.2379; lee@leejohnsonsongs.com, www.leejohnsonsongs.com
Daily Family Drama
Intro lick then Verse1
Another weekday mornin’, alarm clock’s dead
I slip down stairs, land on my head
Getting ready for work, got mouths to feed
Kids in the kitchen, milk gets spilled
Got to clean up fast, no time to chill
To beat traffic today, I may have to speed
My baby boy starts crying for his mama…(and that’s OK)
Chorus
It’s just a little daily family drama
I think I’ll stay in my pajamas
(she likes to stay in her pajamas 2ndx)
(has anybody seen my pajamas 3rd x)
Everything will be allright, the sun is shinin bright
Might just sail off to the Bahama’s
(lets make a batch of Bahama Mama’s 2nd+3rdx)
And escape this daily family drama
(welcome to my DFD 2ndx, celebrate DFD 3rd x)
Verse2
My brother stole an ambulance late last night
He thought he’d take a little joy ride
Seems he has a problem called Jim Beam
My little sister don’t know where she’s goin’
escaped rehab, like Lindsay Lohan
in a world of trouble, she’s tryin’ to find her scene
She’s thinkin’ she’ll hide out in Tijuana
Chorus 2 then
bridge
Like and episode of Jerry Springer
Everybody’s waiting for the ringer
I sure didn’t need anymore trauma
Then I saw Grandma neked, smoking Marijuana
Chorus 3, then intro lick out
LEE JOHNSON
Doboy Productions (copyright 2007)
Contact: Lee Johnson (303) 442.2379 lee@leejohnsonsongs.com
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