Walkin’ Chet Baker
"Walkin’" by Chet Baker, released in 1954, is a jazz piece that explores themes of longing and introspection. The lyrics convey a sense of solitude and the desire for connection, complemented by Baker's smooth trumpet playing. Its unique blend of melancholy and cool jazz has influenced the genre, making it a classic. #Jazz
Love is quite the joker
He likes to have his fun
Set you down in clover
'Til he wins you over
Then suddenly leaves you flat
Just like that
Here's your hat
Start Walkin'
It isn't easy
The way love plays his game
You can think you're winning
'Til the final inning
But if there's a change of heart
On his part
Might as well
Start Walkin'
[Instrumental]
When things are moving
Then love's a happy child
But if nothing's doing
You got troubles brewing
He likes to have his fun
Set you down in clover
'Til he wins you over
Then suddenly leaves you flat
Just like that
Here's your hat
Start Walkin'
It isn't easy
The way love plays his game
You can think you're winning
'Til the final inning
But if there's a change of heart
On his part
Might as well
Start Walkin'
[Instrumental]
When things are moving
Then love's a happy child
But if nothing's doing
You got troubles brewing
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