CHRISTIE, ARE YOU OUT THERE?
Lyrics by John Barrows; Music by Gary Radford
Debut: Fairleigh Dickinson University, February 19, 2000

| Back to Main Page | Back to Original Songs Page |



Listen to Christie, Are You Out There? on SoundCloud
Christie, Are You Out There? appears on The Professors' (2013) album, Learning Curve

Recorded, mixed, and digitally mastered at Suite 16 Studios, Piscataway, NJ, May 2013
Produced by Paul Sukovich

John Barrows - Harmonica; Gary Radford - Classical Guitar; Marie Radford - Keyboards;
Meg Radford - Backing Vocals; Nick Romanenko - Bass; Peter VanEmburg - Drums/Vocals;
Jennifer Zahorbenski - Backing Vocals


The Professors perform CHRISTIE ARE YOU OUT THERE? at WOODROCK STUDIOS
Raritan, New Jersey, November 5, 2023
Sound recorded and mixed by Mike Scasserra. Videography by Mike Diebold.

Dennis Barbier - Saxophone; Gary Radford - Guitar/Vocals; Marie Radford - Keyboards;
Meg Radford - Vocals; Nick Romanenko - Bass; Nick Kanderis - Drums; Jennifer Guardado - Vocals




Single white male, age thirty four
Looking for friendship, or possibly more
BMI 30, and six feet tall
Send a letter and a photo, but please no calls

I don't drink or do drugs, at least not during the week
And my mom thinks that I have a pretty nice physique
And living at home's not that bad to me
But my love life's really a travesty

Just twenty five words define my life
Separate me from the bounders and the cads
To find a companion, maybe a wife
By searching for love in the personal, personal ads

All you have to be is beautiful, beautiful and true
A blonde, or a redhead, or brunette would do
With a flawless complexion, and ice blue eyes
Who's young and healthy, with muscular thighs

Who cooks and cleans and don't nag me, like my ex
And like a good catholic, enjoys kinky sex
Who likes to hear me play guitar, any time of day
Been playing for three months now, gonna have a record out some day

Just twenty five words define my life
Separate me from the bounders and the cads
To find a companion, maybe a wife
By searching for love in the personal, personal ads

Somewhere here in New Jersey
Is the perfect woman for me
I just hope that she's reading the papers
This Thursday through Saturday...... oh oh, oh oh, ooohhhh

Every day I wait for the postman, to be bring me a sack of mail
Or even just one single letter, but so far to no avail
There's no point in looking for love in some crowded singles bar
Cause I haven't got no money, and I haven't got a car

But maybe there's a girl for me, it's gonna happen soon
Maybe someday I'll be singing a different type of tune
Hope springs eternal, don't feel bad for me yet
Cause I'll be looking for love... on the Internet

Just twenty five words define my life
Separate me from the bounders and the cads
To find a companion, maybe a wife
By searching for love in the personal, personal ads

Christie, are you out there?



Copyright 2000 by John Barrows and Gary Radford, Postmodern Music. All rights reserved


This page last updated May 27, 2024 by Gary Radford.
Many thanks to Kurt Wagner, Marie Radford, and Jon Oliver.