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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[Intro]
C G C D G
C G
I was fifteen years old a young innocent boy
C G
On a playground at school when I first met Joy
C Em D C
Her T-shirt was white and her chest was quite large
G D G
When the storm clouds rolled in it started commin' down hard
C G
White shirts and rain yeah they bring on a change
D
We knew she had a set but when she got em both wet
G C
You could see everything; I just stood there in aw
Em D C G
She didn't have on a bra; a cold wind hit her back
D G
And out popped her rack white shirts and rain
C G
I've heard em called hangers; I've heard em called cans
D G
I've heard em called cha-cha's n chi-chi's n boobies n two really good friends
C Em D C
Some like to be pet on pinched on and pulled
G D G
Some like to be kissed on some you can't touch at all
C G
White shirts and rain yeah they bring on a change
D
They've all got a set but when they get em both wet
G C
You can see everything and it's hard not to stare
Em D C G
When they're sittin right over there could you run through my lawn
D G
I got my sprinkler on because today looks like no rain
C G C D G
C G
I was fifteen years old a young innocent boy
C G
On a playground at school when I first met Joy
C Em D C
Her T-shirt was white and her chest was quite large
G D G
When the storm clouds rolled in it started commin' down hard
C G
White shirts and rain yeah they bring on a change
D
We knew she had a set but when she got em both wet
G C
You could see everything; I just stood there in aw
Em D C G
She didn't have on a bra; a cold wind hit her back
D G
And out popped her rack white shirts and rain
C G
I've heard em called hangers; I've heard em called cans
D G
I've heard em called cha-cha's n chi-chi's n boobies n two really good friends
C Em D C
Some like to be pet on pinched on and pulled
G D G
Some like to be kissed on some you can't touch at all
C G
White shirts and rain yeah they bring on a change
D
They've all got a set but when they get em both wet
G C
You can see everything and it's hard not to stare
Em D C G
When they're sittin right over there could you run through my lawn
D G
I got my sprinkler on because today looks like no rain
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Rodriguez
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Roger Whittaker
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