Biography:
Harley Lee Allen (January 23, 1956 – March 30, 2011) was an American bluegrass and country singer and songwriter.
He was the son of the bluegrass performer Red Allen, and was married to the singer Debbie Nims.
Allen appeared on several 1970s albums with his brothers as The Allen Brothers. He recorded three solo albums, "Across the Blueridge Mountains" (Folkways Records 1983), "Another River" (1996) and "Live at the Bluebird" (2001).
He was
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Stray dogs and Alley cats
By:Harley Allen
[Intro]
C run down Am G F G
C Am
Every sunday in my momma's church
F G
I'd sneak some money out of momma's purse
C Am
While she was praying I would slip away
F G
Down at the pool hall I'd play all day
C Am
I'd meet her home and she'd just shake her head
F G
Your fluffing pillows on the devil's bed
C Am
I'd say mom I know just how you feel
F G
But I made enough to cover all our bills
[Chorus]
F G
To bad for heaven and to good for hell
C Am
Little wings are better than big tails
F G
I don't expect to sit at god's right hand
C Am F
I could empty heavens garbage cans whoa ohh
F G C
Hope their is room on those golden streets
F G C
For stray dogs and alley cats like me
[Intro]
C Am
If they won't let me in the big front gate
F G
Maybe I can go in the backway
C Am
I know my halo wouldn't shine real bright
F G
But it would get me through the clouds at night
C Am
And I don't care if I'm the last to sing
F G
Ref I've got the smallest set of wings
C Am
I'd watch those little devil's down on earth
F G
And follow them when they'd sneak out of church
[Chorus]
By:Harley Allen
[Intro]
C run down Am G F G
C Am
Every sunday in my momma's church
F G
I'd sneak some money out of momma's purse
C Am
While she was praying I would slip away
F G
Down at the pool hall I'd play all day
C Am
I'd meet her home and she'd just shake her head
F G
Your fluffing pillows on the devil's bed
C Am
I'd say mom I know just how you feel
F G
But I made enough to cover all our bills
[Chorus]
F G
To bad for heaven and to good for hell
C Am
Little wings are better than big tails
F G
I don't expect to sit at god's right hand
C Am F
I could empty heavens garbage cans whoa ohh
F G C
Hope their is room on those golden streets
F G C
For stray dogs and alley cats like me
[Intro]
C Am
If they won't let me in the big front gate
F G
Maybe I can go in the backway
C Am
I know my halo wouldn't shine real bright
F G
But it would get me through the clouds at night
C Am
And I don't care if I'm the last to sing
F G
Ref I've got the smallest set of wings
C Am
I'd watch those little devil's down on earth
F G
And follow them when they'd sneak out of church
[Chorus]
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