Bruiser Brody - Sabbath

I wanna be a hillbilly, prayin' for the rain Drink corn whiskey, raise a little cane You can have the big city, I wanna be a hillbilly. City folks got worries, A country boy got none All I wanna be is the daddy of a farmer's son Subdivisions are silly, I wanna be a hillbilly. I wanna be a hillbilly, prayin' for the rain Drink corn whiskey, raise a little cane You can have the big city, I wanna be a hillbilly. When I get finished plowin' I'm gonna go to the pond And take my sweet baby And have some good clean fun You gotta work, that's a pity I'm gonna be a hillbilly. I wanna be a hillbilly, prayin' for the rain Drink corn whiskey, raise a little cane You can have the big city, I wanna be a hillbilly. When I die, throw me a big fine wake And have a party in the barn Let me lie in state Plant me under that oak tree I wanna be a hillbilly I wanna be a hillbilly, prayin' for the rain Drink corn whiskey, raise a little cane You can have the big city, I wanna be a hillbilly. Subdivisions are silly I wanna be a hillbilly.

The house was like a tomb. I was hiding in my room. As my brother made his way on down the hall. I didn't want to say goodbye. And I was trying to deny there was a war, And that he got the call. I watched him from my window Walking down the drive. Then I ran down the stairway Through the front door and I cried You come back you hear? And I let him see my tears I said I'll give you my rookie of DiMaggio. I'll do anything you want, Clean your room, or wash your car. I'll do anything so long as you don't go. But he said, this is what brothers are for. Well I have my heroes, But the one I love the most Taught me how to hunt and swing a bat. And I wrote him every night, I said I miss our pillow fights, But lately I just wonder where you're at. Sometimes freedom makes it hard to live. When it takes things from you that you don't want to give. I said you come back you hear? I miss you being near. Laugh and fish down in the maple grove I'll do anything you want. There must be someone I can call, And just maybe they would let you come back home. But he wrote, this is what brothers are for. I may never have to face the anger of those guns, Or lie cold and wounded in my blood, Or know the sacrifice and what it must of cost For him to love me that much. Well, it had been two years, And I held back my tears When I saw him in that wheel chair on the shore. And as I ran and held him tight, That's when he looked me in the eye And said I'm sorry that you have to push me home. And I said hey, this is what brothers are for.

I was living in a world without color like an old photograph Flying down the road, Never looked at what I might have passed But when I met you girl I just had to slow down You were beautiful but different You turned this ol' boy around You're a wildflower You caught my eye at the side of the road You're a wildflower Girl that's what makes you so beautiful I love how your pretty shy smile can light up a room The way that you talk, Share your secrets, How your body moves You got a way about you that stands out in a crowd What you think are imperfections are what I couldn't live without You're a wildflower You caught my eye at the side of the road You're a wildflower Girl thats what makes makes you so beautiful I used to wonder if love was out there somewhere With all the millions of people it was you I saw there 'Cause you're a wildflower You caught my eye at the side of the road You're a wildflower Girl thats what makes you so beautiful

For the first time in a long time I see that look in your eyes Been a while since I've seen that smile I forgot how much it makes me lose my mind Hoping, praying, begging for change When love has gone astray Finally I can see light in the way You look at me And I'll go on, to say what I need to say Honey it ain't hard, your love gets me through the day You've shown me how to grow And I just want you to know I knew that day we met last Spring That you would take my name and run Girl, go on The spark is lit, the fire's there I can feel it in that hazel stare The way you laugh when I take your hand And spin you round and round to a cover band Singing, dancing, with a drink in your hand Yea you don't understand When you throw your head back singing 'Just a Small Town Girl' Hot damn And I'll go on, to say what I need to say Honey it ain't hard, your love gets me through the day You've shown me how to grow And I just want you to know I knew that day we met last Spring That you would take my name and run Girl, go on Yea if you're hoping, praying, begging for change When love has gone astray Baby I'll paint you a picture and show you the way And I'll go on, to say what I need to say Yea it ain't hard, your love gets me through the day You've shown me how to grow And I just want you to know I knew that day we met last Spring That you would take my name and run Girl, go on

I love the way twirl your hair Those overalls and flip flops you wear They way you'd smile Waiting in your drive Hot sunday afternoons You didn't mind my rusty truck Swinging by to pick you up I missed your sweet face It was six long days Since I'd got to hang with you Chorus And we'd throw two fly rods in the gunrack Sweet tea biscuits on your lap Sing to brown eyed girl my guitar in the barn bridge shade We're I'd number your freckles And the times your fishing line tangled And love on you in the meadow by round bales of hay No, it ain't hard to remember those good ol' lazy days And we'd stop by Ernies General store Got two maple walnut icecream cones Funny how they always seem To get on your nose Ride with me I'd cuss the moon tryin to get you back Grap all the gears while you just laughed Cause it was twelve o'clock Porch lights turned off Yeah, and I was up the creek Chorus Ain't it funny how we never could sell that old pick up of mine Baby grap the keys and get the jumper cables, cause it's about time Chorus No, it ain't hard to remember Baby do you remember I think it's time we remember Those good ol' lazy days