Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Jacky Don Tucker , by - Toby Keith. Release date: 20.08.2006
Song language: English
Jacky Don Tucker |
| Jacky Don Tucker was my daddy’s little brother |
| And at seventeen he jumped the fence |
| He joined a rock 'n roll band, got a tattoo on his hand |
| Granny said he never had a lick of sense |
| 'Cause by the time he turned seven he was a stealin’watermelons |
| Playin’house with the girl next door |
| Drinkin’muscadine wine by the time he was nine |
| Sneakin’out and smokin’cigarettes under the porch |
| He was a melon stealin', cop-a-feelin', daredevil fool |
| A do-it-anywayin', playin’hooky from school |
| A water tower poet, class of '73 |
| He’d say by God you better know it if you’re runnin’with me |
| 'Cause I’m a skinny dippin’finger flippin’song of a gun |
| Play by the rules, you gonna miss all the fun |
| He was always drag racin’and he kept the sheriff chasin' |
| But they never caught ole Jacky Don |
| 'Cause he was nobody’s fool, the definition of cool |
| He even cut a donut on the courthouse lawn |
| He created quite a scandal that the locals couldn’t handle |
| When he took up with the preacher’s baby girl |
| They bought a new double wide and on their wedding night |
| Aunt Jenny went to rockin’Uncle Jacky Don’s world |
| Repeat Chorus |
| Play by the rules, you’re gonna miss all the fun |
| Play by the rules, you’re gonna miss all the fun |