Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Alabama Chicken , by - Sean Hayes. Song from the album Alabama Chicken, in the genre Release date: 17.01.2004
Record label: Sean Hayes
Song language: English
Alabama Chicken |
| Possum trot |
| copper ring round |
| and the dog needs something to eat |
| Old Ned Berry in a Cadillac hearse |
| down a Birmingham street |
| Spoon man’s here, and the folk man’s near |
| Snake charm in between |
| Five fellow freaks in a Cadillac hearse |
| down a Birmingham street |
| Alabama Chicken, show me the way |
| Alabama Chicken, got something to say |
| Look him in the eye |
| Bird don’t lie |
| Alabama chicken |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Blue bottle fly |
| A fish is on the wall |
| and the pot’s got a scary face |
| Old Ned Berry spinning his wheel |
| on a Birmingham day |
| Bottle top drum |
| and a horse head with rust |
| The bird done lost its beak |
| Blow your horn for a green dinosaur |
| on a Birmingham street |
| Alabama Chicken, show me the way |
| Alabama Chicken, got something to say |
| Look him in the eye |
| Bird don’t lie |
| Alabama chicken |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Old James Brown |
| came to get down |
| Old James Brown |
| Old James Brown |
| came to get down |
| Blow your horn, the fork man’s coming |
| Blow your horn, the fork man |
| Blow your horn, the fork man’s coming |
| Blow your horn, the fork man |
| Alabama chicken, show me the way |
| Alabama chicken, got something to say |
| Look him in the eye |
| Bird don’t lie |
| Alabama chicken |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Cluck old hen |
| Cluck I said |
| You the best hen that ever laid an egg |
| Sometimes one, sometimes two |
| Sometimes enough for the whole crew* |
| Alabama chicken, show me the way |
| Alabama chicken, got something to say |
| Look him in the eye |
| Bird don’t lie |
| Alabama chicken |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Voodoo, booday |
| Cluck old hen |
| Cluck I said |
| You the best hen that ever laid an egg |
| Sometimes one, sometimes two |
| Sometimes enough for the whole crew* |