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June 25, 1988 Sung to extended version of "The Beverly Hillbilly's Theme"
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Well let me tell you a story about a man named Greg for him to have a party, he don't need to tap a keg he sends mail to all of vax and everyone who's brave piles into cars and rides out to the cave hole that is back roads truck country When they first get out there, the Mazda his the water and it barely gets back up with a cough and a sputter then the '68 Camaro makes it up to puddle three when it conks out in the mud with a dying battery charge that is wet distributer no jumpers So they ventured to the trailer of a religious old man and called AAA to come out and lend a hand after 'bout an hour the guy finally does arrive and he charges $30 to say "wipe the thing dry" with a towel that is drives away |
With those two cars safe, they get into the cave and then Josh and Jeanne with Ang decide to leave so they drive through the puddles, drenching people on the hood who came along to move the cars out from where they stood in the way that is Ang drives around wasted trip Finally all in the cave with the fire and the bats we all sit around and joke and relax and if there's one thing we learned, at least Mike and me is that our cars weren't built for this back country roads that is deep dark puddles no jumpers ©1988 James (Gary) Geniesse |
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