Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Black Bear Road , by - C.W. McCall. Release date: 31.12.1989
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Black Bear Road , by - C.W. McCall. Black Bear Road |
| Me an’rj an’the kids was on a camp-out in the mountains, and we had us one’a |
| them u-drive-'em army jeep cars which we rented from a fella by the name of kubozke for thirty bucks a day, buy you |
| Along the way, take a rabbit’s foot and leave a pint of blood for a dee-posit. |
| And he 'splained it all to us how we was supposed to get to telluride, |
| which is fifty miles away by way of the regular highway, however, |
| there was a shortcut but unless we had drove the black be Ad before, we’d better be off to stay, stay in bed and sleep late. |
| (pay no attention to the gitar there.) |
| Well, we took up off’n the highway and we come upon a sign says «black bear road. |
| you don’t have to be crazy to drive this road, but it helps. |
| «i says, «rj, this must the shortcut |
| Kubozke was talkin’about."she didn’t pay no mind, 'cause she was makin’peanut |
| butter sandwiches for the kids in the back seat throwin’rocks and |
| drinkin’kool-aid and playin’count-the- |
| Se-plates. |
| but they wasn’t havin’too much fun a-countin'license plate or cars, |
| 'cause there weren’t no other cars. |
| We went about a mile-and-a-half in about four hours, busted off the right front |
| fender, tore a hole in the oil pan on a rock as big as a hall closet. |
| went over a bump and spilt the kool-aid and |
| Ene stuck his bolo knife right through the convertible top and the dog threw up all over the back seat. |
| peanut butter don’t agree with him, you see. |
| So we had to stop and take off the top and air everything out and clean it up. |
| the dog run off and rj says she felt her asthma comin’on. |
| i was sittin’there |
| wonderin’what to do when the en-tir |
| Nic san joo-wan u-drive-'em army jeep car sank in the mud. |
| at thirteen thousand |
| feet above sea level. |
| Well, we shoveled it out and ate our lunch, the dog made a yellow hole in the |
| snow and roy gene got out his instamatic and took a snapshot of it. |
| mary elizabeth drawed a picture of the road; |
| it D like a whole bunch a’zs and ws all strung together. |
| and rj took one look at it and said that the only way that jeep car is goin’down that road is over her |
| dead body. |
| then a rock slipped out |
| Under the wheel and the u-drive-'em army jeep car went right over the edge of the cliff. |
| yahoo-oo-oo-oo! |
| «doggone-it, roy gene! |
| how many times do i have to 'splain it to you? |
| when i tell you to put a rock under the wheel, i mean rock! |
| now look at that, |
| what you have there is no bigger’n a grap |
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