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There's a screened-in in the front but not the back
The back's just got a and a crepe myrtle bush
And a little ole dried up garden and some woods way on the
There's a hickory nut tree covers the whole roof

Sounds hand grenades hittin' the tin roof all the time
There's an old wood floor that's bowed up just about
It's got a thin coat of white stuff on it though
It's a wood floor

There's a washing machine right outside the door
It's a ringer washer, the they don't make anymore
I got my caught in it several times
And usually got my ass for it

Even though I's the one got hurt
There's a snake stick, that's what they called it
By the back because if you
Wanted to go outside you'd need it

green most of the time except in winter
When you could see the highway, not a leaf on the trees
an old rock, well, where we clean the squirrels
I used to sit out by that and watch the Carbor girl come the road

She didn't but one dress and that's all she needed
It was kinda red and kinda gray and kinda tore up and kinda
She's built a brick shit-house
She had on her toenails that only went about halfway down

Cause was always tore up
She used to walk across the side yard, by the well
And go by the crepe myrtle bush
And in the screen door

She'd usually stand there for about ten
And then I wasn't sure what she wanted
These days I understand, if I'd a known what I know now
Well, my life might well have been different

Well, she was about eight or nine years than I was when I first
Started school I there was somethin'
was somethin' about the south and the air was a lot heavier
And it seems like the women even when they're not

I know if you've ever heard rain on a tin roof or not
But it's tailor made for love
And day I was in the house and I was lookin'
Toward the back door and there she was

Standin' there for ten
The thing different on this day is
my daddy went back there and talked to her
And told her she looked

I thought the same but there was somethin' 'bout the look
In his eye was a little different the one I'd had in mine
And he outside and they went past the crepe myrtle bush
And past the well and out the green

And I walked to the back door and I for a long time
And all I could see was trees a time, I really couldn't see
They came back out and my daddy was way ahead of her
And she was kinda following, almost

He acted he didn't want to have anything to do with her
And I was wondering why, why would you be so going in
And so coming out, I don't know

That's I thought then
He didn't act like she's so pretty
Now I I get it
I think I've got it times

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