John D. Loudermilk - Country! Blast from the Past Edition

Tobacco Road

was born in a bunk
Mother died and my daddy got drunk
Left me here to die or grow
In the middle of Tobacco Road

Grew up in a dusty shack
And all I had was a'hangin' on my back
Only you know how I loathe
This place called Tobacco Road

But it's home
The only life I've ever known
Only you know how I loathe
Tobacco Road

I'm gonna leave and get a job
With the help and the grace from above
Save some money, get rich I know
Bring it back to Tobacco Road

Bring Dynamite and a crane
Blow you up, start all over again
Build a town be proud to show
Give the name Tobacco Road

Cause it's home
The only life I've ever known
Oh I despise and disapprove you



Credits
Writer(s): John D. Loudermilk
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Other Album Tracks

  1. How the West Was Won (Theme)
  2. Lightweight Angel
  3. Tobacco Road
  4. How High the Moon
  5. Columbus Stockade Blues
  6. Howdy, Neighbor, Howdy
  7. Tear Time
  8. Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way
  9. The Battle of New Orleans
  10. Washington Square

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Altri album

  1. Sings a Bizarre Collection of Most Unusual Songs
  2. Song of the Lonely Teen
  3. Turn Me On (Originally Performed by Norah Jones) [Karaoke Version]
  4. The Language of Love
  5. Tobacco Road
  6. 1000 Concrete Blocks
  7. Yearbook
  8. Sittin' in the Balcony (The Colonial & Columbia Singles 1956 - 1958)
  9. Tobacco Road (The Columbia & RCA Singles 1958 - 1960)
  10. Hits by John D. Loudermilk

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