From the recording Rollin' On
Lyrics
Listen to the whistle of the freight train blow
Bound for Chattanooga moving nice and slow
Everybody stops cuz everybody knows
Gotta come on in and say hello
Banjo in the corner by the window shade
Bees just a buzzin round the marmalade
Chickens in the Buick that we took in trade
Ah me...and Southern Comfort
Cement mixer on the limestone hill
Gutters just a hangin now getting their fill
Sing one out loud for ole Uncle Bill
If you don't do it, you know he will
Workin' for a living make you old and grey
Jesus and the preacher make you kneel and pray
All that's left at the end of the day
Just me and Southern Comfort...yeah...me and Southern Comfort
Oohwee baby I tell you no lie
Life is much better under a blue sky
Set a spell now, rest your feet
Now let's go fix us something good to eat
Piece of pecan pie, sweet tea
Lazin' in the sun up by the willow tree
There's a good spot there where I want to be
Ole hound dog and me
Sack full of peaches...the day grows long
Cornbread, molasses and a gospel song
Whose gonna get you all to sing along
Not me...just Southern Comfort
Yeah...me and Southern Comfort baby...yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah...