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"Thats The Ticket Lyrics"
That's the Ticket
SOURCE: Bob Pfeffer
SOURCE'S SOURCE: Cindy Mangsen (Old Songs 1983)
COMMENTS: Composed By Art Thieme, Chicago
TEXT:
C F
Lovely Nancy ran a shoe repair shop
C G7
Darling Willie brought her his boots
C F
For to have the soles with leather bound up
C G7 C
And to have the heels elevate his foots.
"I have two pai
Highplains Jamboree Lyrics
Ahhh She was a honky tonker An he was a family man An she showed him her gold teeth When he'd hold her little hand An They met out on the highway At the Paradise Motel Lounge
r of leather sea bootsAhhh She was a honky tonker An he was a family man An she showed him her gold teeth When he'd hold her little hand An They met out on the highway At the Paradise Motel Lounge
One pair it is plumb wore through
I'll leave this pair for you to fix and polish
I'll wear the others and think of you."
"Yes, my dear, I'm going sailing
Seven years upon the sea
What is there that we can split between us
As a token of our love to be?"
"Willie dear, here's your claim ticket
Numbered eight thousand and forty-nine
I'll guard mine and you may cherish your half
As a love to-ken to last through time."
He took his ticket and went a-sailing
He sailed the sea
666 Lyrics
Misguided ones open your minds Leave the past behind Take the powers from beyond And accept the sacred bond Feel a surge pierse your soul Try and grasp what christ stole Recieve the mark from Styx The symbol is 666 Serve in
for seven yearsMisguided ones open your minds Leave the past behind Take the powers from beyond And accept the sacred bond Feel a surge pierse your soul Try and grasp what christ stole Recieve the mark from Styx The symbol is 666 Serve in
Until at last his boots with holes were riddled
And he figured it was time to return to her.
And on one fair October morning
He walked into the old shoe place
His slicker covered ticket eight-oh-four-nine
And his love stared blankly at his bearded face
"Lovely Nancy, pray be my bride."
"Oh no, old man, that cannot be.
I have a young love out upon the ocean
When his boots wear out he'll return to me."
He threw open his old worn raincoat,
FLASHED the ticket, eight-oh-four-nine,
After Forever Lyrics
Have you ever thought about your soul - can it be saved? Or perhaps you think that when you're dead you just stay in your grave Is God just a thought within your head or is he a part of you? Is Christ just a name that you read in a book when you were in school?
"Nancy dear, it's me, I'm your true lover
Returned for my boots, and to make you mine."
"Willie dear, you have return-ed
We'll be married by the old church door
But the boots you brought for soles and heels and polish
They won't be ready till Friday at four."
This young couple were childhood sweethearts
She was a child and he was a hood
They lived a life of blissful pure devotion
My song is now ended and I think that's good.
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Have you ever thought about your soul - can it be saved? Or perhaps you think that when you're dead you just stay in your grave Is God just a thought within your head or is he a part of you? Is Christ just a name that you read in a book when you were in school?
"Nancy dear, it's me, I'm your true lover
Returned for my boots, and to make you mine."
"Willie dear, you have return-ed
We'll be married by the old church door
But the boots you brought for soles and heels and polish
They won't be ready till Friday at four."
This young couple were childhood sweethearts
She was a child and he was a hood
They lived a life of blissful pure devotion
My song is now ended and I think that's good.
@parody @token
filename[ THATSTKT
RPf
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