Cifra de The Great Joe Bob A Regional Tragedy - Terry Allen
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[Intro]
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He was a pandhandle prince, schoolboy football king
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They told him 'Hi' in the halls ‘cause he could run them balls
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But it was rumored down deep he was mean
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He dated high-tone girls with frosty pompom curls
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But he never give out his ring
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He was the best of the best, he met the grid-iron test
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And there ain’t nothin as American and clean
[Chorus]
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He was the pride of the backfield, ah, the hero of his day
Yeah he carried the ball for the red and blue
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They won this state Triple-A
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And his name made all the papers as the best they’d ever had
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Yes, nobody understood it when the great Joe Bob went bad
[Verse]
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First he lost his scholarship to the Texas Tech
For drinkin during trainin and breaking the coach’s neck
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Yeah, then he got suspended for acting obscene
Around the cum laude, cum laude daughter of the dean
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So he took up with a waitress named Loose Ruby Cole
While she was hoppin tables down at the Hi-D-Ho
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And he met her on the sly when her daddy weren’t around
Ah, but he stopped makin yardage when he started messin round
[Chorus]
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He was the pride of the backfield, ah, the hero of his day
Yeah, he carried the ball for the red and blue
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They won this state Triple-A
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And his name made all the papers as the best they’d ever had
Yes and nobody understood it when the great Joe Bob went bad
[Verse]
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It spread like a country wildfire: some big had gone all strange
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Joe Bob the greatest halfback was acting half deranged
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He’d been seen out with this woman getting drunk and having fun
Yeah he growed his hair, then give up prayer, said football days is done
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Then he and old Loose Ruby robbed a Pinkie’s Liquor Store
They had a run-in with the law when they was runnin out the door
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And Joe Bob’s fate was sealed for the next century
Yeah, he traded in the pigskin for the penitentiary
[Chorus]
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He was the pride of the backfield, ah, the hero of his day
Yeah, he carried the ball for the red and blue
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But hell he carried it all the way
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And his name made all the papers as the best they’d ever had
Yes, nobody understood it, nobody comprended when the great Joe Bob went bad.
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