歌詞:
Song From The Old Country

I take a walk I mow the grass I don't worry 'bout the years that pass My wife is dead I live alone in my little country home I have my memories and dogs

beautiful, leaving people in awe Singing songs, Lina Horn, but the younger version Hung with the wrong person, got her strung on that heroin Cocaine sniffing up drugs all in her nose Coulda died, so young, now looks ugly and old

those guns Doing 1-6-0 on the Autobahn Ride all night drink cris til dawn Anybody wanna kick the same old song Tonight we don't care, right from wrong

Smokey bar Mediocre band playin' Old familiar songs Hit after hit Neon lights Cuttin' through the smoke A new Minnesota fats Is chalkin' up his stick

Who am I you ask me you know it's 'bout that grammar From any state it don't matter, from here to Montana From white girls name Anna, to old ladies

Well, my old Uncle Joe, he's a proud Democrat He's got FDR on his baseball cap An' thinks the whole country's on a one-way track to hell He says there

good old lincoln years Cus just north of town I saw a sign that said the illinois opry is open tonight And the sweet sound of country music filled my

Tyme, put down a few songs Everybody co-signed saying that we could do no wrong Then hit the streets with a big ass bang Them gangsta ass rhymes with that country

Stayed home longer just to make sure everything was on straight All systems go cut the umbilical cord From old earth to new earth Manhattan to turf For