SWEET SUNNY SOUTH
Have you seen my sweet
Sunny South tonight?
Have you seen her
in my brother's Bonneville?
She's been goin' for that
Georgia-Carolina line
She said she wouldn't leave,
I believe she will
Her mother was a carney,
cotton-candy, tuinals
Her father was a Mason, skin and bone
And when she shot him he just sat down on the floor there in the hall
And he took my Sunny South
and went for home
Chorus:
I have been to that sweet Sunny South
Big Magnolia kissin' Cotton
on the mouth
Take my legs man,
I think they'll tell it best
They turned me 'round
and then I headed West
Have you seen my little Albert
with his hair combed down?
Lemon sweaters, sharks
and forty dollar shoes
All the women down on Dowling howling all around this town
Albert gave them all more love than they could use
Have you seen the smokin' Lightnin' hit the music in the back?
And have you seen Rodriguez
playin' with his cane?
Little Albert finds his station
on some Georgia Pontiac
And leaves my Sunny South
out in the rain
Chorus
Eric Taylor - Guitar and vocal
Rock Romano - Bas
James Gilmer - Percussion
Alena Richardson, Anne Lockhart, Rock Romano - Supporting vocals