Flea Market Jazz Vinyl Diggin'

on weekends, Mondays, and maybe Fridays too/ across the Bebop time zones/ people be digging at flea markets 4 Bebop jazz gold/ walkin', talkin', lookin' workin' the price/ on a table way in the back/ I dug into a crate of LPS and found jazz vinyl alongside a vacuum cleaner/ It was Mark Murphy singing vocalese/ and the young Roland Kirk before Rahsaan was in there too/ both in mint condition for a buck and a blunt/ we all smoked a few/ as I looked out over the galaxy of tables and booths/ I saw the knot of people selling their unwanted stuff/ Man, what a ride to shuck-N-jive about the vintage jazz LPS you can't find/ Miles, Base, Stanley Turrentine, Hampton Haws, and Annie Ross/ are there for the taking' in a jazz flea market vinyl heaven/ come early before the sun up with a flashlight in hand/ to dig deep into the tables and crates to find a record of Cliff Jordan with sax in hand/ You can dig all day at record stores, flea markets, and online vintage jazz sites/ and not find one 1950s jazz vinyl LP you are looking to buy by choice/ Man, that's such a drag on the jazz-diggin' society/ my time is up walking through the dusty aisles and tables filled with junk/ so dig, all is not lost/ I bargained for and got Cozy Cole's Topsy Part One now I'm on my way to a garage sale I got hip to the other day/ to were back in the day/ Blue Note jazz vinyl covers had a whole lot to say