YEE! HAW!

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A simple little country song about the love of the weekend

country acoustic folk easy listening

Doug Murphy

a one man show

Douglas Murphy is a passionate lyricist and storyteller whose songs blend heart, honesty, and a touch of grit. Drawing inspiration from everyday life, personal journeys, and timeless themes, his work spans genres like folk, country, acoustic rock, and modern balladry. Whether writing heartfelt love songs, nostalgic reflections, or thought-provoking narratives, Douglas focuses on lyrical depth and emotional connection. Crafted to resonate, designed for both live performance and sync licensing, and he often collaborates with musicians and AI production tools to bring his words to life with professional polish. With an ever-growing catalogue, Douglas continues to write to make listeners feel seen, understood, and moved.

Song Info

Genre

Beats • Beats General

Charts

Peak #55

Peak in subgenre #22

Author

Douglas Murphy

Rights

2024

Uploaded

February 03, 2024

Track Files

MP3

MP3 8.6 MB • 320 kbps • 3:44 minutes

Lossless

WAV 18.9 MB (no audio tag)

Meta Data

Samples

No samples, loops, or splices

BPM

110

Beat

4/4

Key

E maj

Vocals

Male

Character

Energy

relaxed, cool

high-energy

Danceable

coffee-place

dancefloor

Positivity

dark, sad, angry

happy

Appeal

unique

radio-friendly

Story behind the song

Got to thinking about a typical work week and the forever wishing it was Friday.

Lyrics

YEE! HAW
[2024/01/03]

[A]
early riser every morning with a big yawn.
a stretch and mumbled, "mornin'" to the dawn.
a stumblin', grumblin', "mornin'" to my mirror me,
and I have to do this five days a week.

[B]
then friday comes along, 
those expression withdraw.
on those weekend mornin's you'll hear me
caw, "Yee Haw!" "Yee Haw!"

[A]
there's no chickens scratchin', chores to be done.
'cept cuttin' the grass, then enjoy the sun.
even if it's rainin', or inclement weather.
my moods always brighter, I'm as light as a feather.

[B]
'cause friday comes along and
with the two day thaw.
I'll get up late or early, if you're around you'll hear me
caw, "Yee Haw!"  "Yee Haw!"

[A]
ain't no country bumbkin, nor am I city born.
livin' in suburbia but I'm often torn.
between where I'm livin', where I want to be.
easily see myself with forests, fields and streams.

[B]
man if I could live there 
I'd always be in awe.
of the quiet country mornins ' I'd whisper
'stead of caw, "Yee Haw!" "Yee Haw!" [Lets go.]

Instrumental:

[A]
until that day comes I must be content,
enjoy every moment no matter where it's spent.
grumble to each morning 'till friday swings around.
stumble, mumble, grumble 'till I'm weekend bound.

[B]
late friday afternoons
I begin to claw 
at the bloody time clock,
hear the buz, hear me caw,
"Yee Haw!" " Yee Haw!" 

Instrumental: [Here we go.]

[Tag]
Yee Haw! Yee Haw!

Copyright  2024 Douglas Murphy

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