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G.B.H. – Moonshine Song lyrics
I grew up in the deep South, and wore dungarees.
We lived in a little shack, and ate bacon grease.
I slept with my sister, and she slept with my pa.
And we kept my little brother in a jar.

I ain't got no moonshine, I ain't got no wife.
Oh Lord help me, rebuild my life.
Since I was a young boy, traveled far from home.
Oh Lord don't let me die on my own.

I ended up in prison, down in Tennessee.
There were 14 bad dudes, in the cell with me.
I felt so dirty, I felt like a pig.
Got raped in the showers by Mr Big.

Now my life's nearly over, it's been a pain.
And my eyes are getting bad, I didn't see that train.
As I lay here dying, I hear coyote hoots.
But it's two drunk Indians stealing my boots.
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Songwriters: COLIN DEREK ABRAHALL, COLIN ROBERT BLYTH, KAI LUIGI REDER, ROSS ANDREW LOMAS
Moonshine Song lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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