| Time to bestow an honest eulogy
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| Unto the demon who preceeded me
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| He put his hot dogs in the microwave
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| And drank a case of Natty Light a day
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| The man, the myth, the god of insolence
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| Drunken proverbial ambivalence
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| He took the garbage out at 4 a. |
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| When I grow up, I’mma be just like him
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| Yeah!
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| When ya ass starts shakin', means Pepaw’s comin' to town
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| And he could boogie down
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| When ya ass starts shakin', means Pepaw’s comin' to town
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| Playin' the trumpet or just stompin' 'round
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| Like each foot weighed about a billion pounds
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| He smoked a stogie while he drove his truck
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| He really didn’t give a fuck
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| A cold day in hell
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| Someone ship him down a sweater, golly hope he’s doin' well
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| I hope the fire swells
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| And I hope he knows I love him and he raised a pretty infidel
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| Go downstairs sober, come back on the moon
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| Every Superman needs his own phone booth
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| He was mad, then one day he died
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| Hole in our hearts and a whole bunch of shit in the back
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| Industrial quantities, double D batteries, why?
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| I’ll always remember, I’ll carry forever
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| We all cried when we said, «Goodbye, Pepaw» |