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Alligator Pie - DRUM COVER - Dave Matthews Band

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Uploaded by on Jul 21, 2009

+ New Mics!!
- Samson 7 Piece Drum Microphone System
- Behringer Xenyx 2442FX usb Mixer 24 channels
- Filmed with 3 Video Camera
- Edited with Adobe Premier 6.5


+ No copyright infringement is intended


+ lyrics
Floating in the lower nine
Waiting for a boat to throw me a line
See my Stella smile
Sitting on the roof eating alligator pie
First day the water rise
Second day the sun is high
Third day Stella cried cause night times dark as a dead man's eye's

Tell me when help is gonna come
Stella said daddy when you gonna put me in a song?

Morning ride on by thank lord everybody's alright
Don't mean to throw us a second line
The devil broke the levy and left us here to die

Stella said daddy when you gonna put me in a song?

All the things we know and
Everything we hoped for
All the things we wanted
Everything that was sure
Now there is a scar
Where the old men used to be
The corner store and market
Where Stella used to sing to me

Grace is all I'm asking
When will grace return
Grace is all I'm asking

Remember how I feel in those days of the summertime
Then Stella smiled, she said
Stella said daddy when you gonna put me in a song?

Tell me lord when help is gonna come
Daddy when you gonna put me in a song?


Dave: Theres banjo all over this record, though its not as obvious in some places as it is here. But it started on the National guitar. I sing about grace—a state of grace or the lack of it—quite often. I have a daughter named Grace. I also have a daughter named Stella. So I was at home in Seattle, noodling on my National guitar, and my daughter came up and said, You always have Grace in songs. I said, Well, its not really her, its just the word grace. So she said, When are you gonna put me in a song? So thats where that line Daddy, when you gonna put me in a song? came from. Thats the only line I had. Then being down in New Orleans made me put it inside a story that I imagined from talking to people down there. Hopefully people will be singing about how this country neglected New Orleans for a long time. Hopefully those songs will start bubbling up, and hopefully that history will tell the story of how criminally negligent we were about that city. Its got this resilience and hospitality and warmth and celebration. But, man, if you go down there and you just look at the bad, theres enough bad there for a lifetime. .

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  • just go ahead and put that ride on your left, you've got the skills...

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  • wow. this is so good

  • More cowbell please!!

  • Nice dude. The only issue is not your playing. I think you have the mic on your high hat set up too loud.

  • for sure dude DMB takes some practice

  • Your best cover. Amazing. 10/10

  • Nice skills nice slippers :)

  • love dave matthews nd usaually no one can een come close to carter beauford the dummer in DMB nd ur almost there bro sick cover keeep up the good work!!

  • You sound good. I like the tone of the drums.

  • 1 person disliked this.... crackhead

  • That was amazing. Period. Good Job on that.

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