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Billhilly
228
Rock
Billhilly was released on February 26, 1999 by Warner Records as a part of the album Mobile Estates
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Release DateFebruary 26, 1999
LabelWarner Records
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM108

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Citizen King
Citizen King
Performer
Dave Cooley
Dave Cooley
Keyboards
Matt Sims
Matt Sims
Bass
Malcolm Michiles
Malcolm Michiles
DJ
DJ Brooks
DJ Brooks
Drums
KRISTIAN A. RILEY
KRISTIAN A. RILEY
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Dave Cooley
Dave Cooley
Songwriter
Matt Sims
Matt Sims
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dave Cooley
Dave Cooley
Producer
Matt Sims
Matt Sims
Producer
Tchad Blake
Tchad Blake
Mixing Engineer
Trina Shoemaker
Trina Shoemaker
Additional Engineer
Brian Gardner
Brian Gardner
Mastering Engineer
Eric Dodd PKA Eric Valentine
Eric Dodd PKA Eric Valentine
Producer
Jacquire King
Jacquire King
Recording Engineer

Lyrics

Billhilly, he's the king of the hill
Billhilly, he hits the sour mash swill
Billhilly, he made it off the farm
Billhilly
Well he's kickin' up dirt out on the loose
Hee-haw-haw, chewin' on roots
Always down for the Chicken Shack
And he's leavin' for the city and he ain't coming back
Do the do-si-do with and off-road know how
Cop a feel like he milks a cow
He's going far in the land of steel
Got everybody talking 'bout the full moon swill
Life of the party, buck knife rowdy
Slappin' his knee like Laurel slapped Hardy
Do-si-do on the concrete lotion
He put it all in motion
Jumpin' the barbed wire, hop in the pool
Flintstone brakes, using John Deere tools
Like Jed Clampett jumped the claim
Billhilly is his name
Billhilly, he's the king of the hill
Billhilly, he hits the sour mash swill
Billhilly, he made it off the farm
Billhilly, he's never meaning no harm
Now yank out the plug he's strummin' on a banjo
OshKosh B'gosh, square dance hoedown
Rodeo and a bucket full of rocks
Passing the jug and the catfish crockpot
Hayseed, with a gun like a trumpet
Barefoot drinkin' from a Dixie cup
Picking his teeth with an old switchblade
Loogie to the Dew can twenty feet away
From the coal mine to the combine
Ransack the shack and treat the girls fine
Day-in day-out, always lookin' up
When he takes downtown making soo-ee sounds
Now everybody on the block
Ain't wearin' no shoes, ain't wearin' no socks
Got the itch for the mountain way
Watching old Billy and his jug-band play
Billyilly, he's the king of the hill
Billhilly, he hits the sour mash swill
Billhilly, he's escaped from the farm
Billhilly, he's never meaning no harm
Get down and disco down
Yeah get down and boogie
Billhilly, he's the king of the hill
Billhilly, he hits the sour mash swill
Billhilly, just lock him up in the bar
Billhilly
Written by: Dave Cooley, Matt Sims
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