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Phoebe Snow sings 'Poetry Man'. This song was first on her 1974 Shelter album 'Phoebe Snow' and a later #5 hit single. The lyrics are in the video and below with comments on the song. [CD/Lyrics/20-Images] Poetry Man (Singer: Phoebe Snow) Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah You make me laugh 'Cause your eyes, they light the night They look right though me La, la, la, la You bashful boy You're hiding something sweet Please give it to me yeah, to me Oh, oh, talk to me some more You don't have to go You're the poetry man You make things all rhyme, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah You are a genie All I ask for is your smile Each time I rub the lamp La, la, la, la When I am with you I have a giggling teenage crush Then I'm a sultry vamp, yeah, a sultry vamp Oh, oh, talk to me some more You don't have to go You're the poetry man You make things all rhyme, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah Talk to me some more You don't have to go You're the poetry man You make things all rhyme Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah Ooh, yeah So once again It's time to say, "So long" And so recall the law of life La, la, la, la You're going home now Home's that place somewhere you go each day To see your wife, yeah, yeah, yeah To see your wife Oh, oh, talk to me some more You know that you don't have to go You're the poetry man You make things all rhyme, yeah Oh, oh, talk to me some more You know that you don't have to go You're the poetry man You make things all rhyme Songwriter: Phoebe Snow [Lyrics from LyricFind] Wikipedia states: "Poetry Man" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Phoebe Snow. The song was written by Snow, produced by Dino Airali, and first appeared on her 1974 self-titled debut album. Released as a single in late 1974, "Poetry Man" became Snow's first charting hit, rising to number five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in April 1975 and number four in the Canadian RPM Magazine charts. The previous month, the song reached number one on the Billboard easy listening (adult contemporary) chart, where it remained for one week. The success of "Poetry Man" helped Snow achieve a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist in 1975, an award that was won that year by composer Marvin Hamlisch. Retrospectively, Snow stated that the production of the song's record was more jazz-oriented than the eclectic, acoustic guitar-based music she often performed throughout her career, saying that she "never intended to be a jazz artist. That takes a heavy amount of background." The saxophone part on the recording is played by Zoot Sims. On American Top 40 in September 1980, Casey Kasem claimed that Phoebe Snow said that the song is about Jackson Browne. This was later dispelled by Snow as a rumor that had arisen only because Browne was the first musician she had toured with after release of the song.