Posiblemente
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I was ordering a bite at a taco stand at a sleepy fishing village in Mexico, when a gringo walked up to take my order. He seemed SO out of place, a stereotype New York Jewish man: Black hair, big nose, Brooklyn accent, and sweating profusely in the tropical heat and humidity. He told me his story, a story that has been told countless times in cultures all around the world: Boy travels to new country. Boy falls in love with native girl. Native girls father calls shotgun wedding. Boy finds new home. I wanted to write a song titled Posiblemente, which translates to maybe in English. Mexico used to be the land of Manana, theres always tomorrow to get it done. Ive noticed that as the country has developed economically over the past few decades that my requests are more often answered with a polite Posiblemente than Manana. Thank goodness that this wonderful country is not the land of I want it yesterday! thats so prevalent in more and more places. So I killed two birds with one stone with this song, combining the story of a young man falling in love south of the border with a big maybe Thanks to my Mexican friends Urbano and Mercedes for providing the hilarious background dialogue. Written and sung by Smitty West Guitars, Bass, Mandolin Jim Monahan Piano, Drum Programming Trumpet, Accordion Scott Smith Backup Vocals Jim Monahan Spanish Voices Urbano Hernandez Mercedes Ortiz Produced by Jim Monahan Recording and Mixing Brad Dawson