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long to be Old Cwmfelin Mynach makes country boys like me Now we're sucking diesel and the smoke is flying high In a truck or cab or transit van we'll
make our own whiskey and our own smoke too Ain't too many things these old boys can't do We grow good-ole tomatoes and homemade wine And a country
spoiling for a fight Then jake rampaged against a knife in the hands of old bob stein And over jake they held a wake in the days of 49 In the days of old, in
He was just an old country doctor In a little Kentucky town Fame and fortune had passed him by But we never saw him frown As day by day in his
I was born with a shotgun in my hand I was raised up by a redneck old man Country living small town raised I was born I was born in the usa I was
old boys can't do, We grow good old tomatoes and homemade wine, Country boy can survive, Country folks can survive, Cause ya can't starve us out and ya
children running around, Everybody's somebody in an old hill country town! Dirt daubers humming, see the stickle burrs on your sock, Sure signs you spent
town one day A little old country man begin to play Had two guitars and a beat-up saxophone When the drummer said those cats begin to Oh baby, ooh
We drink in moderation And he drives me home in his big old Chev. We drink at the Town and Country Where the atmosphere is great I love to have
stunner shades on, and a tree in my roots I got the Chi-town swagger, and I rocks it full Yes, Mudville, baby, we don't take no bull We keep it rockin'
Well few years back when we had just met I was curious to ask him a question I said: "Old friend Bob T., ain't it lonely out here? And don't you ever
Chapman RIGHT HEAD : Michael Palin OLD MAN : Terry Gilliam HEAD KNIGHT OF NEE : Michael Palin FATHER : Michael Palin PRINCE HERBERT : Terry Jones GUARD #1 :
There's a roadhouse just outside of town on a two-lane blacktop Where all the folks come to hear country music play And every year, the city's
talking Water Street And yeah I come from A-Town, that city that's golden And you know we got that Spam brand that keeps the money flowin' (it's flowin')
wander around from town to town just like a roving sign And all the people say, "There goes Tom Moore, in the days of '49" In the days of old, in
rolling down Main Street A country song spinning on a CD Small town looking for a good time Raise a little hell and a drink at the county line Muddy
an all-star line up Like none I'd ever seen Roger Miller opened the show with Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys Followed by Webb Pierce followed by Hawkshaw
whiskey and our own smoke, too Ain't too many things these old boys can't do We grow good old tomatoes and homemade wine And a country boy can survive,
War And on their return home they were shunned by Australia and its government It took fifteen years, and in 1987 Prime Minister Bob Hawke turned
and the country out Cool J-A-M-E-S Fresh as a cliche but so is my forte Disco is out Rhythm and blues is old news P's and Q's keep me in your shoes And you're
We thought no one could see We got shot at six times one night By an old man in his briefs Just country boys no shoes on our feet Just country boys
"Never to go to war with one another again" ". . .Juden. . ." "This country is at war with Germany." "December 7, 1941, (the Japanese have
alive So I bought an old house-trailer out on the countryside You can't write country songs in town they say We packed up and moved out there
from dreaming... Then I woke up from dreaming OLD BRUSH ARBORS (Darrell Edwards - G. Ardis) « © '66 Glad Music » (Old Brush Arbors by
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