Bear Gone Fishin'
Widespread Panic · Other Songs - Widespread Panic
Got to get to the bottom of this
Kissin' the wound from the captain's harpoon
Unexpected moment of bliss
Loss is closer, tip of exposure
It's sunny at the edge of the sea
Baby knows what she really wants
She get the most of make believe
Spy vs. Spy, baby's a freak show
Line forms just to the right of your keyhole
Follow and cruisin', ain't it amusin'
Hair hardly moves in the breeze
Baby gets restless, breaks out of fortress
Soon there'll be somethin' to see
Forces close her, glimpse of exposure
It's sunny at the edge of the sea
Baby knows what she really wants
She makes the most of make believe
Spy vs. Spy, baby's a freak show
Lines form just to the right of your keyhole
Eyes from the paintings seem to follow
Mirrors cap both ends of your telescope.
Ah, shucks
Sweet
Petite
Spy vs. Spy
Spy vs. Spy, baby's a freak show
Lines form just to the right of your keyhole
Eyes from the paintings seem to follow
Mirrors cap both ends of your telescope.
Bear Gone Fishin'
Widespread Panic's "Bear Gone Fishin'" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of Southern rock, blues, and jam band improvisation. Recorded during a period where the group solidified its reputation for extended, collaborative performances, the track showcases the intricate interplay between guitarist John Mayer and bassist Derek Trucks, hallmarks of the ensemble's sound. The song captures the band's ability to weave together complex harmonies and driving rhythms into a cohesive narrative that has become a staple of their live repertoire. Its enduring appeal lies in its organic feel and the seamless integration of individual talents into a unified musical experience, reflecting the broader influence of the jam band movement on contemporary rock music.