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Ass Ponys ~ Sidewinder


The dirt farmer's wife is hanging her laundry on the line She's wasting her life but other than that she's doing fine The gut wagon rolls trailing a cloud of flies along Holding her nose she's trying to hear the buzzard's song Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not It's a red letter day and we've all confessed to petty crimes What can she say that hasn't been said a hundred times The dirt farmer swears his fruit is as fresh as the early spring What does he care that she's finding worms in everything Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not Claimjumper stole my spot next to me precious forget-me-not The weed garden grows just outside the kitchen door The dirt farmer knows it won't be in bloom like it was before Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not Claimjumper stole my spot next to me precious forget-me-not more free lyrics

The dirt farmer's wife is hanging her laundry on the line
She's wasting her life but other than that she's doing fine

The gut wagon rolls trailing a cloud of flies along
Holding her nose she's trying to hear the buzzard's song

Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not

It's a red letter day and we've all confessed to petty crimes
What can she say that hasn't been said a hundred times
The dirt farmer swears his fruit is as fresh as the early spring
What does he care that she's finding worms in everything

Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not
Claimjumper stole my spot next to me precious forget-me-not

The weed garden grows just outside the kitchen door
The dirt farmer knows it won't be in bloom like it was before

Sidewinder spoiled my shot at my precious forget-me-not
Claimjumper stole my spot next to me precious forget-me-not

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