Stone Piano Steely Dan
"Stone Piano" by Steely Dan, released in 2000, blends rock and jazz influences. The lyrics reflect themes of nostalgia, introspection, and the passage of time, using a metaphor of a piano to symbolize lost emotions and memories. Unique musical elements include intricate harmonies and sophisticated arrangements. The song showcases Steely Dan's signature style, contributing to their enduring legacy in music. #Rock
Ten cent store is in my way
Just can't do what the captain say
There's not enough night
And too much day
Ain't got time to hear
That stone piano playing for me
A song without words or harmony
A stone piano calvary bound
Rolling along with the top down
Wish I was a hired gun
Cruel shogun, a poor man's son
One day I'd stop and click my heels
Turn around to see
My stone piano playing for me
A song without words or harmony
A stone piano calvary bound
Rolling along with the top down
The troubador is in disguise
That's incurious, I used my eyes
My own two hands were on the keys
This is no mystery
Just can't do what the captain say
There's not enough night
And too much day
Ain't got time to hear
That stone piano playing for me
A song without words or harmony
A stone piano calvary bound
Rolling along with the top down
Wish I was a hired gun
Cruel shogun, a poor man's son
One day I'd stop and click my heels
Turn around to see
My stone piano playing for me
A song without words or harmony
A stone piano calvary bound
Rolling along with the top down
The troubador is in disguise
That's incurious, I used my eyes
My own two hands were on the keys
This is no mystery
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