Well it's 40 below and I don't give a @uck
Got a heater in my truck and I'm off to the rodeo
And it's allemande left and allemande right
Come on ya #uckin' dummy get your right step right
Get off the stage ya god damn goof,y'know (you know)

**** me off, puckin' jerk, get on my nerves

Well here comes Johnny with his *ecker in his hand
He's a one ball man and he's off to the rodeo
And it's allemande left and allemande right
Come on ya @uckin' dummy get your right step right
Get off the stage ya god damn goof, y'know (you know)

**** me off, *uckin' jerk, get on my nerves


Thats how cold today was in the great white north, made me think of this song

 

if nobody heard the song. look up The Rodeo Song.

 

Great song, usually sung at a country western bar after midnight by a rockabilly band

 

Yeah I heard that for the first time when I came west. Montreal is not exactly a "country music" town although French-Canadians can really play the fiddle ...violin. It's more of a rock & roll town although the Jazz festival is huge.

My dad used to work at this bar on Stanley Street (yeah, named after Lord Stanley) where he met Elvis, Jackie Gleason, Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin etc. Bo Diddly gave him a chair out of his ambulance for me (didn't have mini vans then and an ambulance was bugger inside than a station wagon for hauling instruments). I still have the chair. Apparently Kennedy was in that ambulance according to Barrett Jackson.

I remember hearing in college over their radio station "You're breakin' my heart, you're tearin' it apart, so F&*# you." That got banned pretty quick... actually pretty f&*#ing quick as I recall.

 

Song goes good for living out in the sticks

 

Not today,but last week.I live in Vermont,but am working outside LA. Bad part is...I have to go home someday! ---bil