What Do You Say (Let's Get Gone)
© 2019, 2025 Noel Adams, words and music
Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA): GW71158495
ISWC: T-326163004-6

=== LYRICS ===

[A1]
A full moon is rising big and bright
It’s begging for you and me to share its light
And to step outside and make some fun
So what do you say?
Come on

[A2]
Let’s meander down the avenue
Just me and you and a path for two
There’s plenty to do and the night is young
So what do you say?
Come on

[Bridge]
Out there, neon signs are dancing
It’s a carnival of colour and wow 
It is entrancing

[A3]
Adventure waits for you and me
So share some thrills and keep me company
Just grab your smile and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
Come on 

[Instrumental for a tap dancing duo in the style of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers]

[Bridge (2)]
Tonight, the moonlight seems to be calling
It’s like magic fills the air 
And it is enthralling

[A3 (2)]
A night of nights waits for you and me 
Let’s enjoy being footloose and fancy free
Just pack-up and lock-up and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
What do you say-yay? Hey come on

[TAG]
Pack-up and lock-up and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
What do you say?
Hey! Take a break
It’ll be worth it
Trust me, you’ll love it
I promise
Come on

What Do You Say? (Let's Get Gone)

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Ao teu lado

The first great poet I really knew was my maternal grandfather.  While his passion was caring for his congregation as a minister, poetry was his greatest gift.  His poems were beautifully written, moving and spilled straight out of his heart to be shared with others.

One of my most treasured possessions is a small book of poetry with just a fraction of his work.  In that book, there are poems written for friends going through dark times after the loss of a child, joyous verses written for his 50th wedding anniversary, and works revealing how much he was moved by daily life and his extensive travel to places near and far.

This composition is written not only for my grandfather, but for poets past and present, who share their hearts with us all.

The Poet

“Glen Neff’s approach to creating music, inspired by his experience as a visual artist and guided by improvisation, is a creative freedom and melodic and textural exploration that is undeniably captivating. Creating a mood is evocative, transporting the listener on a sonic journey rich in texture and emotion. ‘Take Me Home’ is a calm, chilling, melodic composition and offers an introspective journey through nature which is truly nourishing, a classical ambiance. 

 Neff’s more meditative music is included in two compilation release with the Monroe Institute. 

  “This is such an elegant display of improvisational prowess to create music that stirs emotions even without the words. The gentle melodies are so wholesome and allow a listener to escape into this peaceful space where they interact with quietude that only nature affords"

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This is a track we help promote because we find it pleasant! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0J7EFptNh6K6Qebrsrcx8d?si=ae32df247fdd4a1d


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