Biography:
Roy Linwood Clark (April 15, 1933 – November 15, 2018) was an American singer and musician. He is best known for hosting Hee Haw, a nationally televised country variety show, from 1969 to 1997. Roy Clark has been an important and influential figure in country music, both as a performer and helping to popularize the genre.
During the 1970s, Clark frequently guest-hosted for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show and enjoyed a 30-million viewership for Hee Haw.
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Other songs:
- Come Live With Me
- Daisy A Day
- Do You Believe This Town
- I Never Picked Cotton
- If I Had To Do It All Over Again
- September Song
- Somewhere Between Love And Tomorrow
- Thank God And Greyhound
- Thank God And Greyhound Youre Gone
- The Tips Of My Fingers
- Through The Eyes Of A Fool
- Tips Of My Fingers
- Youre Gonna Love Yourself
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[Intro]
Dm C A#
[Verse 1]
C A#
The woman next door has gone to the PTA
C A#
And stopped to see her best friend's husband on the way
D#
The folks down the street have a different faith
D#m A#
So everybody's putting them down
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Verse 2]
C A#
Deacon Jones preaches brotherly love every Sunday
C A#
And forecloses loans on widow's homes every Monday
D#
But the smart guys say it's the only way
D#m A#
To keep the economy sound
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Bridge 1]
D# D#m
Do you believe they voted this town dry?
D# C
Well you won't believe it when I tell you why
A#
The mayor and his cousin and the chief of police
D# D#m
Have got the bootlegging all nailed down
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Solo]
Dm C A#
[Bridge 2]
D# D#m
Do you believe they burned a house down yesterday
D# C
You won't believe the reason that they gave
A#
If the folks who lived there had a known their place
D# D#m
They could still be hanging around
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Outro]
Dm C A#
Dm C A#
[Verse 1]
C A#
The woman next door has gone to the PTA
C A#
And stopped to see her best friend's husband on the way
D#
The folks down the street have a different faith
D#m A#
So everybody's putting them down
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Verse 2]
C A#
Deacon Jones preaches brotherly love every Sunday
C A#
And forecloses loans on widow's homes every Monday
D#
But the smart guys say it's the only way
D#m A#
To keep the economy sound
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Bridge 1]
D# D#m
Do you believe they voted this town dry?
D# C
Well you won't believe it when I tell you why
A#
The mayor and his cousin and the chief of police
D# D#m
Have got the bootlegging all nailed down
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Solo]
Dm C A#
[Bridge 2]
D# D#m
Do you believe they burned a house down yesterday
D# C
You won't believe the reason that they gave
A#
If the folks who lived there had a known their place
D# D#m
They could still be hanging around
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
Dm C A#
Do you believe this town?
[Outro]
Dm C A#
Roy Head and the (...)
Roy Kavana
Roy Kim
Roy Loney The Lo (...)
Roy Rogers
Royal Headache
Royal Hunt
Royal Kimes Wade
Royal Pirates
Royal Thunder