Biography:
Rodney Carrington (October 19, 1968 in Longview, Texas) is an American stand-up comic and comic country musician. He was the star of the ABC television sitcom Rodney. Rodney is best known for his acoustic song called "A Letter to My Penis" (sometimes called "Dear, Penis"). Rodney Carrington is a frequent guest on the Bob and Tom show. Some may know him for his song featured on the Bob & Tom show called "Titties and Beer", and "That Awful Day". His numerous albums and stand up performances are often formatted for adult content.
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Other songs:
- When My Wife Met My Girlfriend
- All The Reasons
- Angel Friend
- Baby Back
- Beer Is Better Than A Women
- Best Youll Do Tonight
- Brainless
- Camouflage And Christmas Lights
- Carlos Man Of Love
- Dancin With A Man
- Dear Penis
- Do You All
- Dont Look Now
- Drink More Beer
- Fred
- Gay Factory Worker
- If Im The Only One
- If You Play Your Cards Wrong
- Its Too Late
- Just One Beer
- Marijuanville
- Married To My Pickup Truck
- Morning Wood
- Prison Bitch
- Put Your Clothes Back On
- Rap Star
- Rhymes With Truck
- Shane
- Shes Bitchin Again
- Shes Seen A Lot Of Dick
- Show Them To Me
- That Awful Day
- The Beer Song
- The Chicken Song
- The Chivalry Song
- The Drinking Song
- The Underwear Song
- The Wheelchair Song
- Things We Didnt Know
- Titties And Beer
- Ugly Women
- Want My Baby Back
- White Shirts And Rain
- Who Put The Dick On The Snowman
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Pick the bass line alternating between the two lowest strings of the chord on the
downbeat and strum the
remaining strings on the upbeat. You can also use your thumb to play the bass line and
your index finger
on the upbeat.
E
Well I remember way back, when I was just a boy,
A E
going places with my Mom and Dad.
It used to scare me to death how Momma used to act,
B7
after six or seven beers she?s had.
E
We were sitting at a table when Momma got disabled,
A E
all the liquor running to her head.
Soon I got to choking, Daddy wasn?t joking,
B7 E (MUTE)
when he grabbed me by the arm and said.
Don?t look now, your Momma?s got her boobs out
A E
showing everybody in town.
Faces turning red, we were wishing we were dead,
B7
there were people standing all around.
A E
When Momma gets to drinking, there ain?t much thinking,
A E
there?s nothing anybody can do.
A E
Just hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
E
Well we got her in the truck and we started driving home,
A E
when Momma said she had to go.
Daddy pulled it over, we were standing on the shoulder,
B7
while Momma?s putting on a show.
E
Then he started up the truck and Momma stood up,
A E
with her pants still around her knees.
When we heard Momma holler, ?If you give me a dollar,
B7 E (MUTE)
well I?ll let you take a peek at these!?
Don?t look now, your Momma?s got her boobs out
A E
showing everybody in town.
Faces turning red, we were wishing we were dead,
B7
there were people standing all around.
A E
When Momma gets to drinking, there ain?t much thinking,
A E
there?s nothing anybody can do.
A E
But you hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
A E
But you hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E A E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
downbeat and strum the
remaining strings on the upbeat. You can also use your thumb to play the bass line and
your index finger
on the upbeat.
E
Well I remember way back, when I was just a boy,
A E
going places with my Mom and Dad.
It used to scare me to death how Momma used to act,
B7
after six or seven beers she?s had.
E
We were sitting at a table when Momma got disabled,
A E
all the liquor running to her head.
Soon I got to choking, Daddy wasn?t joking,
B7 E (MUTE)
when he grabbed me by the arm and said.
Don?t look now, your Momma?s got her boobs out
A E
showing everybody in town.
Faces turning red, we were wishing we were dead,
B7
there were people standing all around.
A E
When Momma gets to drinking, there ain?t much thinking,
A E
there?s nothing anybody can do.
A E
Just hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
E
Well we got her in the truck and we started driving home,
A E
when Momma said she had to go.
Daddy pulled it over, we were standing on the shoulder,
B7
while Momma?s putting on a show.
E
Then he started up the truck and Momma stood up,
A E
with her pants still around her knees.
When we heard Momma holler, ?If you give me a dollar,
B7 E (MUTE)
well I?ll let you take a peek at these!?
Don?t look now, your Momma?s got her boobs out
A E
showing everybody in town.
Faces turning red, we were wishing we were dead,
B7
there were people standing all around.
A E
When Momma gets to drinking, there ain?t much thinking,
A E
there?s nothing anybody can do.
A E
But you hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
A E
But you hope and pray there never comes a day,
B7 E A E
when my Momma?s out drinking with you.
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