Kentucky Headhunters - Dry-land Fish
Welcome to the final page of lyrics for Kentucky Headhunters - Dry-land Fish. Here you can do in two ways. First of all you can see Dry-land Fish lyrics right on the page. Another way is to download Kentucky Headhunters Dry-land Fish lyrics to your computer and to learn it later. Also, on this page you can see some information about this tab such as band name for Dry-land Fish, its tab type, size of file and file format. If you want to find another lyrics for Kentucky Headhunters, or another types of tabs please, look to the previous page using navigation link. This information will help you to learn your favorite music! Good luck!
File info:
| Band name | Kentucky Headhunters |
| Song name | Dry-land Fish |
| Tab type | Lyrics |
| Added | 10/24/2009 |
| Size | 1.2 kb |
| File format | |
| Views/Loads | 0/0 |
| Rating |
Wrong code.
DRY-LAND FISH Written by Anthony Kenney, Greg Martin, Fred Young, Richard Young, and Doug Phelps >From the album "Songs from the Grass String Ranch" Vocals: Fred Young Well, springtime is coming and everything's in bloom The corn has been planted, so we'll make some moon Over by the swinging bridge I'll meet my Sarah Jean And we'll go tippy-toeing through the grass as it turns green (CHORUS) Dry-land fish, so good for the soul You just reach out and grab 'em and put 'em in a poke And if a genie gave me a bottle, there'd be three things I'd wish Corn, greens and taters, and dry-land fish (Spoken:) Get back, Jojo... You know, the neighbors they come a-runnin' when ol' George gives the call They'll bring those Smith and Hawkins and Duckbill overalls And we'll dig a little ginseng and pull some yellow root And I'll make a magic potion with a mushroom or two (REPEAT CHORUS) (Spoken:) What's it mean, Mr. Natural? Hey, incense is a-burnin' and the atmosphere is right Zeppelin's on the radio, ain't no heartaches here tonight There's dancing in the kitchen and laughter in the hall Ain't that why we are here, after all? (REPEAT CHORUS) (Spoken:) Everybody now... (REPEAT CHORUS) (Spoken:) Ahh.. 'twas ever thus. Whoo!