Just a simple kind from way
out in the country It's a mystery
how he won Momma's hand For
as long as I remember She would
tell me Your Papa, he's a steel-headed
man
Every day at 6 am he'd be out
plowing Trying to squeeze a
buck on our acre plot of land
But for all his work We never
had much money Papa was a steel-headed
man
Never had no schooling And
he never left the farm Never
had a thing to show But the
muscle in his arm Yeah, the
world was just a little more
than he could understand Papa
was a steel-headed man, right
Well he used to tell us stories
from the Bible His homespun
wisdom I still recall It was
only as a man I came to find out
He didn't know much about anything
at all
He couldn't read a book And
keep his lips from moving Or
add 2 and 2 without looking
at his hands He thought laughter
was a vice And Jews were evil
I declare he was a steel-headed
man
Never had no schooling And
he never left the farm Never
had a thing to show But the
muscle in his arm Yeah, the
world was just a little more
than he could understand Papa
was a steel-headed man Yo daddy,
you hillbilly
Well I had to shed a tear
for my poor daddy this morning
When we put him in the ground
And as I watched the dirt he'd
worked fall on his coffin I
wondered where in such a life
any larger meaning or purpose
could be found
For he lived as quietly and
ignorantly as an animal And
he died pathetic penniless and
alone
And the worst thing is even if
he had been some kind of a genius
A hundred years from now Who
would've known
Never had no schooling And
he never left the farm Never
had a thing to show But the
muscle in his arm Yeah, the
world was just a little more
than he could understand Papa
was a steel-headed man |
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