Johnny Horton Lyrics
Johnny Horton Lyrics
"Sleepy-Eyed John Lyrics"
Let's Go Out Tonight Lyrics
Look At Me Hanging On A Word, Every Little Word Look At You Staring Out The Window, For A Different Point Of View What Should We Do
Look At Me Hanging On A Word, Every Little Word Look At You Staring Out The Window, For A Different Point Of View What Should We Do
Well a way down yonder on the Candy Creek
I whittled out a fiddle from a wagon seat.
I tuned my fiddle and I rubbed my bow
Play a little tune wherever I go.
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Sleepy-eyed John, you better your britches on
Sleepy-eyed John, you better tie your shoe.
Sleepy-eyed John, you be
Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad Lyrics
Baby we can talk all night But that ain't gettin us nowhere I told you everything I possibly can There's nothing left in
tter get your britches onBaby we can talk all night But that ain't gettin us nowhere I told you everything I possibly can There's nothing left in
Try to get to heaven 'fore the Devil gets to you.
Well, Sleepy-eyed John he stole a goose
The goose she clucked but she couldn't get loose.
Said John to the goose "If you don't be still,
Well miss our supper down in Candyville."
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Well S
Broken Record Lyrics
Here lies another victim raised by a religious family. His parents family values were no match for Ozzy. Not responsible for what becomes reality. Hide behi
leepy-eyed John he had a wooden leg.Here lies another victim raised by a religious family. His parents family values were no match for Ozzy. Not responsible for what becomes reality. Hide behi
The wooden leg was nothing but a little wooden peg.
With one shoe off and one shoe on
He'll do the double shuffle 'till the cows come home.
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Now I got twenty dollars for to build a fence
I took my money and I ain't worked since.
Sold my bug
I Still Miss Someone Lyrics
[ Mary Lou Turner ] At my door the leaves are falling the cold wild wind will come Sweet hearts world bide together but I still miss someone I
gy and I sold my plow[ Mary Lou Turner ] At my door the leaves are falling the cold wild wind will come Sweet hearts world bide together but I still miss someone I
I wouldn't take a dollar for my journey now.
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Well over the hickory and down the pine
The racoon left and the old hound whined.
John said "Sic 'em" and the racoon left
They crossed Green River in a minute and a half.
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