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HARLEY (Don Henry) There was a motorcycle Momma & her man, With a windburned tan & a Harley Roarin' through Bakersfield when her water broke, They pulled into a hospital & for a little joke They named him Harley They bought a sidecar And a small bandana band And they love their Harley. Slidin'sideways up the coast crusin' Highway One The sidecar came undone, ... noone noticed Thrashin' through a golden meadow it came to rest right where a farmer's wife cried... "Jesus Christ has answered all our prayers" And they called him Harley Because of a taytoo That said his name was true And they love their Harley. He was raised upon a farm Cradled in the arms Of Beulah and Barney But at a restless age They unlocked his cage And he became a carney. There was a motorcycle daredevil deluxe Jumpin' 50 trucks at the fairgrounds A middleaged hippie couple way up in the stands Heard the crowd, chanting loud, the name of this young man And they called him Harley And that hippie couple smiled Could this be their long lost child? So they met Harley, Convinced him of the news As they compared tattoos And they love their Harley. The song was written by Don Henry and is on his album "Wild in the Backyard". copyright Sony Cross Keys Pub. Co. @adoption @motorcycle filename[ HARLEYBY AB Feb07 |
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