DRUG STORE TRUCK DRIVIN' MAN    (intro)

 

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He's a drug store truck drivin man,

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he's the head of the Ku Klux Klan.

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When summer rolls around, he'll be lucky if he's not in town.

 

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1. Well he's got  him a house on the hill,

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    he plays country records till you've had your fill.

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    He's a farmer's friend, he's an all night D.J.,

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  but he sure does think different from the records he plays. + CHORUS

 

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2. Well, he don't like the young folks, I know,

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    he told me one night on his radio show.

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    He's got him a medal he won in the war,

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    he weighs 500 pounds and he sleeps on his floor.  + CHORUS

 

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3. He's been like a father to me,

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    he's the only D.J. you can hear after three.

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    I'm an all night musician in a rock n roll band,

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    and why he don't like me I can't understand. 

 

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+       + He'll be lucky if he's not in town.    

 

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    (Byrds)