True story about Rick Jones and his wife in a car/fence wreak. 1985 in Dallas TX. 4:30 on Carrolton rd. Blues tune in the classic style

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True story about things that happened in Dallas, TX.
The story is in 1985. Finally recorded in an old mobile home in Aspen, CO 2006. Rick Jones recorded all the parts alone when he could'nt find any musicians..

Hey Hey mama why you down on me?
Hey Hey mama why you down on me?
You see I ain't got nobody but you,
T-take me out of this missery

Well we narrowly avoided a real bad auto mess
Next thing that I noticed we where taking out the fence
Hey Hey mama why you down on me?
You see I ain't got nobody but you,
T-take me out of this missery

When Sunday comes around
I put on my very best
Break-out my good tie and gold lamae vest
Hey Hey mama why you down on me?
You see I ain't got nobody but you,
T-take me out of this missery