Nice Lady at Shucks

Yeah, honey, I’ve been living up on that hill

My whole life, grew up on “I”

I know there was some crime there in the eighties

It was a blue collar neighborhood back then

It’s so blue collar now, we just came and

We took it back

I’m sixty-seven and it’s looking like

I’m gonna get this house up there

Ninety-five thousand dollars.

Ninety-five thousand!

Hell, honey, the DIRT is worth that much

And I’ll have my little view of the mountain

I’ll be able to sit there with my drafting table

The sun all coming in and...

Bring over the grandkids, they’re great

Much better than having your own kids

You get annoyed with them you can tell em

Go away! Go get with your mom now

That’s just great, I can get up, have a clean house

Yeah, I love that old neighborhood

Anyway, here are your parts, honey

Hope to see you round the neighborhood some time

And you be good

I will.