Biography:
Keller Williams (born 4 February 1970 in Fredericksburg, Virginia) is an American musician who began performing in 1991. His music combines elements of bluegrass, folk, alternative rock, reggae, electronica/dance, jazz, funk, and other assorted genres. He has performed under the name K-Dub, though there appear to be no official releases under that name. He is often described as the Jam-Man (a 'one-man jam-band') due to his frequent use of live phrase looping with multiple instruments.
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Other songs:
- Best Feeling
- Bigass Crater In The Backyard
- Bob Rules
- Bounty Hunter
- Dear Emily
- Flying
- Freeker By The Speaker
- Friendly Pyramid
- Gate Crashers Suck
- Hepped Up On Goofballs
- High And Mighty
- Keep It Simple
- Life Is
- Local
- Multisyllabic
- Old Lady From Carlsbad
- Porta Potty
- Portapotty
- Restraint
- Stunt Double
- Take Me To The Tundra
- Thirsty In The Rain
- Two Dingalings
- Victory Song
- Yoni
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Porta Potty Line by Keller Williams
[Intro]
|G - - -|C - - -|G - - -|D
|G - - -|C - - -|G - D -|G
[Chorus]
G C
I fell in love in the portapotty line
G D
In the parking lot of some show.
G C
She was dancing round, clutching herself.
G D G
She was waiting for her turn to go.
[Verse 1]
G C
Her dreadlocks swung down like those shiny golden chains,
G D
and she looked to be strong and brave.
G C
My nose was filled with the bouquet of petula oil.
G D G
It looks like that she had never shaved.
[Verse 2]
G C
Well I knew right away that I was in love.
G D
That she was the one for me.
G C
Well I could not tell if she felt the same way,
G D G
But I know that she had to pee.
[Verse 3]
G C
The sunlight shone bright through the sundress she wore,
G D
and reflected off the ring in her nose.
G C
Her ankle bells jingled as she danced around
G D G
I felt proud of the line I had chose.
G C
Then all of a sudden she could not take it no more
G D
on that portapotty she wailed and she banged.
G C
And as she started tipping it back and forth,
G D G
Well I just raised my head and I sang.
[Chorus]
G C
That pretty little vacant sign showed her face,
G D
as she flew right in like peter pan.
G C
I wanted to be there when she was done,
G D G
so I went and I peed behind the van.
G C
Well I did not realize just how much had been drunk.
G D
I stood there for the length of the song.
G C
Well I zipped up, went back to that portapotty
G D G
my sweet little lover was gone.
[Chorus]
G C
She was dancing round, clutching herself.
G D G
She was waiting for her turn to go.
[Intro]
|G - - -|C - - -|G - - -|D
|G - - -|C - - -|G - D -|G
[Chorus]
G C
I fell in love in the portapotty line
G D
In the parking lot of some show.
G C
She was dancing round, clutching herself.
G D G
She was waiting for her turn to go.
[Verse 1]
G C
Her dreadlocks swung down like those shiny golden chains,
G D
and she looked to be strong and brave.
G C
My nose was filled with the bouquet of petula oil.
G D G
It looks like that she had never shaved.
[Verse 2]
G C
Well I knew right away that I was in love.
G D
That she was the one for me.
G C
Well I could not tell if she felt the same way,
G D G
But I know that she had to pee.
[Verse 3]
G C
The sunlight shone bright through the sundress she wore,
G D
and reflected off the ring in her nose.
G C
Her ankle bells jingled as she danced around
G D G
I felt proud of the line I had chose.
G C
Then all of a sudden she could not take it no more
G D
on that portapotty she wailed and she banged.
G C
And as she started tipping it back and forth,
G D G
Well I just raised my head and I sang.
[Chorus]
G C
That pretty little vacant sign showed her face,
G D
as she flew right in like peter pan.
G C
I wanted to be there when she was done,
G D G
so I went and I peed behind the van.
G C
Well I did not realize just how much had been drunk.
G D
I stood there for the length of the song.
G C
Well I zipped up, went back to that portapotty
G D G
my sweet little lover was gone.
[Chorus]
G C
She was dancing round, clutching herself.
G D G
She was waiting for her turn to go.
