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Elton John ~ Honky Cat


When I look back Boy, I must have been green Boppin' in the country Fishin' in a stream Lookin' for an answer Trying' to find a sign Until I saw your city lights Honey, I was blind. They said, get back, Honky Cat Better get back to the woods Well, I quit those days and my redneck ways And oh, oh, oh, oh, the change is gonna do me good You better get back, Honky Cat Livin' in the city ain't where It's at It's like tryin' to find gold in a silver mine It's like tryin' to drink whisky from a bottle of wine Well I read some books and I read some magazines About those high class ladies Down in New Orleans And all the folks back home said I was a fool They said believe in the Lord Is the golden rule They said stay at home, boy, you gotta tend the farm Livin' in the city, boy Is gonna break your heart But now can you stay when your heart says no How can you stop When your feet say go more free lyrics

When I look back
Boy, I must have been green
Boppin' in the country
Fishin' in a stream

Lookin' for an answer
Trying' to find a sign
Until I saw your city lights
Honey, I was blind.

They said, get back, Honky Cat
Better get back to the woods
Well, I quit those days and my redneck ways
And oh, oh, oh, oh, the change is gonna do me good

You better get back, Honky Cat
Livin' in the city ain't where It's at
It's like tryin' to find gold in a silver mine
It's like tryin' to drink whisky from a bottle of wine

Well I read some books and I read some magazines
About those high class ladies
Down in New Orleans
And all the folks back home said I was a fool
They said believe in the Lord
Is the golden rule

They said stay at home, boy, you gotta tend the farm
Livin' in the city, boy
Is gonna break your heart
But now can you stay when your heart says no
How can you stop
When your feet say go

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