) can't help but make you more aware of what you see Afraid of what's beyond just eyesight keeps the worlds in harmony La da da da da da La da da da da da La da da da da da da da La da da da da da La da da da da da La da da da da da da da The Missionary The Missionary THE MISSIONARY Jimmy Buffett I didn't know we were at war I've been away so long Trying to help once lost men Distinguish right from wrong I didn't know we killed the men Our leaders proud and strong The situation's changed my friend I've been away too long I taught my friends How we had gained respect for every man And freedom flowed like jungle streams While peace embraced the land I told them how we'd learn to change Our sword blades into plows I told them how they should learn from us What should I tell them now Chorus: 'Cause I didn't know we were at war I've been away so long Trying to help once lost men Distinguish right from wrong The jungle silence shut them off From civilized mankind Their nakedness was no disgrace No censors could I find The population lived in peace All brothers on their own And now that I have seen the mess I don't think I'll go home 'Cause I didn't know we were at war I've been away so long I told them they should learn from us I think I told them wrong A Mile High in Denver A Mile High in Denver A MILE HIGH IN DENVER Jimmy Buffett Sittin' on a pocket full of hard earned wages Lookin' at the world through magazine pages I heard a lot about the mountains and the Colorado range Made this stop for personal reasons I didn't know I'd catch the changin' of the seasons Where winter dictates everything from frost to naked trees I'm about a mile high in Denver Where the rock meets timberline I've walked this ground from town to town Just to finally call it mine Lookin' for the cloud with a styrofoam lining Hopin' that the sun will keep on shining Leading me to distant peace that waits so patiently Need a little love to try some givin' Try a little love and then start livin' Things I feared so long ago When everything was wrong I'm about a mile high in Denver Where the rock meets timberline I've walked this ground from town to town Tonight I'll call it mine Sittin' on a pocket full of hard earned wages Lookin' at the world through magazine pages I heard a lot about the mountains and the Colorado range Need a little time to try some livin' Try a little love and then start givin' Things I feared so long ago When everything was wrong I'm about a mile high in Denver Where the rock meets timberline Where God and trees create the breeze Tonight I'll call it mine The Captain and the Kid The Captain and the Kid THE CAPTAIN AND THE KID Jimmy Buffett I never use to miss the chance to climb upon his knee and listen to the many tales of life upon the sea

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