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Happy 80th Birthday to Neil Young
more of that there hippie music
more of that there hippie music
I Likes me some Neil Young!Happy 80th Birthday to Neil Young
more of that there hippie music
Hank 3 singing his grandfather's song.
Enjoyed Mel Tillis saying "he's a little raw around the edges". Not in this song, but yes, yes he is.
Enjoyed Mel Tillis saying "he's a little raw around the edges". Not in this song, but yes, yes he is.
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Regarding Wooley swamp, I had my grandson (14) amazed a couple weeks ago. We were talking about someone who was walking in the woods at night, and they were scared to death. I told him that I personally feel safer in the deep woods than I do on a suburban street. I said that once I'm in deep, I get a real sense of calm all throughout my body, and that I'm 100% confident I'd hear someone coming well before he'd even knew I was there. He had nothing to say, the entire thought of that was foreign to him.
I love the woods at night.I leave the Boogey Man back in town as you say. People come up with all kind of imagined fears,snakes,likkered up pineys,bigfoot or the Jersey Devil but ignore real dangers like a stick in the eye or walking up on an irate skunk. I only use a light when absolutely necessary and if there is a full moon it's the best of both worlds.
I am quite happy with the world being scared of swamps and the dark if it keeps me alone in the swamp,the down side is what you fear you have no problem seeing destroyed so do we teach folks to love the swamp to protect it or keep them afraid to keep it to ourselves?) Hmm???
I am quite happy with the world being scared of swamps and the dark if it keeps me alone in the swamp,the down side is what you fear you have no problem seeing destroyed so do we teach folks to love the swamp to protect it or keep them afraid to keep it to ourselves?) Hmm???
With today's technology, the danger of not even finding my body is minimized. There is a feature on I phone called "share my location". It's the last row on every contact I have. It lasts for as long as I want.
Me,Momma and several of the grandkids have Life360 on our phones.It tracks our location so everyone that shares their location knows where were at. I wouldn't have liked this big brother crap when I was younger but Momma has let me know if they don't have a body she wont get the life insurance pay out so I know at least with this they can find whats left of me for the pay out.
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Who put the old pigweed in the Mulligan stew? Mark Knopflers song of life events spoiled by someone. Pigweed (Amaranthus species) was eaten in old Europe, I think. Possibly still. If you got the older pigweed, it would spoil the stew. This song has an excellent fade out.
… Everything was in there that you'd wanna see
Corned beef and onions and true love
Turnips and tinned tomatoes
Parsnips and a few potatoes
A couple extra blessings from above
… Now this here mingle-mangle was my best one yet
A big old bad goulash worth waitin' for
And I'm just about to dip my can
Taste some brotherhood of man
When I get a feelin' that there's a flaw
… Who put old pigweed in the mulligan? Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute, what do you do?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan, in the mulligan stew?
… You won't find self-improvement or philosophy
In a dumpster sittin' by the kitchen door
There's plenty leek and humble pie
Ain't too much ham on rye
Sometimes I wonder what I'm lookin' for
… But a spoonful of forgiveness goes a long, long way
And we all should do our best to get along
Add a pinch of kindness crumblin'
To your lovin', dumplin' okra for thickenin'
When something's wrong
… But who put old pigweed in the mulligan? Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute, what do you do?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan, in the mulligan stew
In the mulligan, in the mulligan stew
… Everything was in there that you'd wanna see
Corned beef and onions and true love
Turnips and tinned tomatoes
Parsnips and a few potatoes
A couple extra blessings from above
… Now this here mingle-mangle was my best one yet
A big old bad goulash worth waitin' for
And I'm just about to dip my can
Taste some brotherhood of man
When I get a feelin' that there's a flaw
… Who put old pigweed in the mulligan? Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute, what do you do?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan, in the mulligan stew?
… You won't find self-improvement or philosophy
In a dumpster sittin' by the kitchen door
There's plenty leek and humble pie
Ain't too much ham on rye
Sometimes I wonder what I'm lookin' for
… But a spoonful of forgiveness goes a long, long way
And we all should do our best to get along
Add a pinch of kindness crumblin'
To your lovin', dumplin' okra for thickenin'
When something's wrong
… But who put old pigweed in the mulligan? Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute, what do you do?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan, in the mulligan stew
In the mulligan, in the mulligan stew
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Time to wake up people! This song threw my back out some where around age 52
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