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Need help with a song - It's a country two step song.
Here are the lyrics from start to about 2/3 into the song before it ended.
It's a good upbeat moderate tempo song. You can two step or east coast swing to it. Lyrics... "too many women and too many pinball machines, Too much whiskey and too many bottles of beer, One foot kicking and one foot dragging the ground, Might get me but you can't get me down, I work too hard, I'm drunk in every way, I walk to my left and look out to my right"... All help is appreciated. I've tried YouTube, Song Lyric websites, and generic Google searches, NOTHING. Thanks, Tom |
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There may have been multiple versions of this song recorded, but the one I'm familiar with is by The Coasters, "One Foot Draggin'." There doesn't seem to be much documentation of it on the internet; I couldn't find it on YouTube either. It is available on the iTunes store or on the album "The Coasters- 20 Greatest Hits." Hope this helps!
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