Saint Mo’

Music: Graham Guest & Moses Guest

Words: Graham Guest

Moses was a good man – He was a very good man

Made his way through the southland – Yes, he made his way

A fearless southern gentleman – Fearless southern gentleman

Made his way by walking – Yeah, yeah, making his way

Shot a hundred men in the Red Brigade – Shot them in a very good way

In the blood-red Appa-la-chi-a – In the blood-red hills

Drinking banjo-whisky, drunk all day – We want to get drunk all day

And a sixteen children family – Oh ba-by

Yes, he did it his way

Into Carolina on a Georgia day

What can I do, and what can I say?

You’ve got to deliver my pain

Now a twenty-first century rock ‘n’ roll band – Yeah, yeah, rock ‘n’ roll band

And a wayward son and four good men – We do all that we can

Going to raise him up from the dirty land – Raise him up from the dirty old land

Somehow seems like a good plan – Yeah, yeah, a very good plan

Down the Tugaloo River and the Seneca Hills – Going down the Tuglaoo’s blood-red hills

All the way to Georgia and the hickory still – All the way to Georgia, we want to drink

Off highway sixty-three, I feel – Yeah, yeah, think and feel

If we can’t find him, no one will – Yeah, yeah, yeah

Yes, he did it his way

Into Carolina on a Georgia day

What can I do, and what can I say?

You’ve got to deliver my pain