John Hadley

High heel shoes, so sheik and elegant, tapping on the floor beneath the table of the fancy restaurant
The maitre d' brings the phone to where she sits He puts it down beside her daiquiri and walks away to greet another guest
Warm, red lips whispering "Good-bye" A fifty-dollar tip Dark glasses on her eyes

High heel shoes step into her limousine A number on a napkin for the driver it's a place he's never seen
A sea gull sits on a weather-beaten shack, a little fishing boat near by with "High Heels" written on the back
Ooo Ooo Ummm Um!

High heel shoes on the floor beside the bed The driver of the limo checks his watch and lights another cigarette
The tide rolls in from out beyond the bay, she gets into her limousine, turns around and slowly drives away
Cool, white hands hold a faded photograph of a little girl in high heel shoes and a shy boy standing by a shack

The shadows fall on the private parking lot She walks across the pavement to the ladder of the million dollar yacht
He turns and smiles He was worried and concerned
They sail off in the sunset, "High Heels" written on the stern