Lyrics

There's a little old lady that'll yodel If you let her write a letter to the old time fiddler's guild I thought I saw her in Arkansas her hands just right for the fiddle she built I can sing melismo quite well But I wish I could spin the tale of an old white whale like Melville On Friday night we'll drink from a jug from a still built on the moon Brand new recipe, earthshine's a remedy to folks who howl at noon White Freightliner, parked by the diner, haul them chickens to North Caroliner Rooster cruiser, working girl's a loser, can't find the gears, just grind 'er I have moxie like Deacon Jones... Honey that is something you can never quell I once knew a horse that would kick the fence... just to ring his dinner bell 3 Gigs... maybe hit it big, like the song-smith from Oildale would I got an app that tells me... luckily... good times ain't over for good I bought this mandolin from a man to win his wage by selling it I'll earn mine if my hands keep time so I reckon I'll cross-pick it I'll dance circles around you at the square dance next Saturday night Then whittle you a fiddle like a scrimshaw honey if you take me home tonight
Writer(s): Brian Oberlin Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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