Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: Jim Krause
Date: 12 Apr 03 - 10:33 PM

"It's So Lonesome In the Saddle Since My Horse Died"
"She Was Only A Moonshiner's Daughter, But I Love Her Still."
Jim

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: GUEST,Al
Date: 12 Apr 03 - 11:24 AM

Get off the cookstove, Grandma, you're too old to ride the range.

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: Giac
Date: 11 Apr 03 - 11:49 AM

"She was just a salamander, but only her mother newt."



Mary

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: Midchuck
Date: 11 Apr 03 - 10:49 AM

"She Was Only the Telegrapher's Daughter, But she Did-it, Did-it, Did-it." (from Spider Robinson)

(Spider also mentioned "The Camera Song:" "Lens get together 'bout half past eight, I'll ring your Bell and Howell...")

and there's always

"Don't Run Through the Screen Door, Grammaw, You'll Strain Yourself."

P.

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: RangerSteve
Date: 11 Apr 03 - 07:38 AM

"I Didn't Like Her Apartment, So I Knocked Her Flat" (courtesy of Homer and Jethro).

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: Seamus Kennedy
Date: 11 Apr 03 - 12:31 AM

Or "Make A Run For The Roundhouse, Nellie, They'll Never Corner You There."
Or, "She Was Only The Jockey's Daughter, But All The Horsemen Knew 'er."
Or, "You Came Across On The Mayflower, What's Wrong With The Holiday Inn?"
Or, "Don't Go Near The Shrimp-boats, Mother, Father's Coming Home With The Crabs."

Seamus

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: anais
Date: 10 Apr 03 - 11:48 PM

is this in any way connected to "come out to the cornfield, darlin, and i'll kiss you behind the ears"?

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: katlaughing
Date: 10 Apr 03 - 10:47 PM

refresh

Subject: Lyr Req: Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother
From: Warsaw Ed
Date: 10 Apr 03 - 02:56 AM

On a serious note, can anyone refer me to the lyrics and/or melody of "Get Out of the Buckwheat Mother, You're Running against the Grain" or other ballads of such ilk? Ed