THEY CALL HIM TIGER
A Song For Tiger Woods, By Phil Morrison
(intro) 8 bars
They Call Him Tiger…and it’s more than just a name
Can’t noone touch this cat when he’s down on his game
They Call Him Tiger… stalkin’ his prey
Loves the competition while he puts them away
(interlude – 4 bars)
(verse 1)
Strollin’ on the course after drivin’ the ball
(On the) fairway from the tee – ain’t no problem at all
Been there before – from the time he was Two
When his daddy showed him golf and what he had to do
(chorus)
They Call Him Tiger…and it’s more than just a name
Can’t noone touch this cat when he’s down on his game
They Call Him Tiger…stalkin’ his prey
Loves the competition while he puts them away
(interlude – 4 bars)
(verse 2)
Groovin’ on a challenge while cruisin’ through eighteen
Power playin’ long….while finesse-in’ on the green
Fans love to see him…focused ….walkin’ tall
Breakin’ down the barriers some said would never fall
(chorus)
They Call Him Tiger…and it’s more than just a name
Can’t noone touch this cat when he’s down on his game
They Call Him Tiger…stalkin’ his prey
Loves the competition while he puts them away
(guitar solo – 8 bars)
(bridge) When he leads there ain’t no way to catch him
Takin’ care of business with a flair..and
When he plays the world will stop to watch him
A Tiger’s on the prowl…you better beware!
(chorus)
They Call Him Tiger…and it’s more than just a name
Can’t noone touch this cat when he’s down on his game
They Call Him Tiger…stalkin’ his prey
Loves the competition while he puts them away
(ending vamp – 16 bars)
(c) 2006 Phil Morrison
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