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Bottom of the Ninth in the Hydrocarbon age
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A rocker about the end of the hydrocarbon age.
vocal americana gospel quartet mens vocal quartet
men's vocal quartet, singing country gospel and americana
Local Kingfisher singers performing Americana and some Southern Gospel.
Song Info
Genre
R&B Gospel
Charts
Peak #96
Peak in subgenre #6
Author
James Lambert
Rights
James Lambert
Uploaded
July 09, 2010
Track Files
MP3
MP3 2.5 MB 128 kbps 2:44
Story behind the song
Inspired by Jeff Rubin's book "Your World is about to get smaller".
Lyrics
Lobsters from Maine, Olives from Spain Wine from the French Bordeaux Now you're eating chicken raised in your backyard Cause those delivery planes can't fly no more. Chorus: We're at the Bottom of the ninth of the Hydrocarbon Age Bottom of the Ninth of the Hydrocarbon age Can't find Cheap Gasoline, Cheap Diesel or Oil You'd Better Saddle up that old pinto Cause you know your Old Ford won't Roll Driving with your girlfriend with the T Top down And the Breeze blowing back her hair Only thing Blowing now is your big mouth As She leaves you at the Curb just Standing There Chorus Ride The Chinese made your T shirts The Chinese made your pants the Work so Cheap and oh so Hard Now you're rocking seams with a Sewing Machine Cause those Cargo Ships are stuck in their Ship Yard Chorus
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