| The only joint my mother burned was on the rural route
|
| She sparked in old man tater’s woods so she wouldn’t be found out
|
| Turned off the dome light and snuck off by herself
|
| Crashed down beneath that window, fired it up, and gave it hell
|
| At that hangout my daddy used to hang around
|
| We watched it all go up in smoke until it all came down
|
| Just like after tabs and stooge and tables got turned
|
| To the only joint my momma ever burned
|
| Just like someone flipped a switch, dad started coming home
|
| No more eating late cause supper’s with that tater gone
|
| I had my suspicions, til the night when we said grace
|
| Dad said, «Forgive us, our transgressions as I lit up momma’s face.»
|
| At that hangout my daddy used to hang around
|
| We watched it all go up in smoke until it all came down
|
| Just like after tabs and stooge and tables got turned
|
| To the only joint my momma ever burned
|
| Lot of small town gonna find some bloodhounds in this town
|
| I’m the only one who ever found out was dad
|
| At that hangout my daddy used to hang around
|
| We watched it all go up in smoke until it all came down
|
| Just like after tabs and stooge and tables got turned
|
| To the only joint my momma ever burned |