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Words and Music by : Fred Hellerman - Corman - Carter | ||||||||
Recorded by Harry
Belafonte: Recording date: 1960 Playing time: 2:40 Master number. L2PW-2676 33/7": CP-1002 45: EPA-9010, 45-RCA-1247, LP : LSO6007 Tape: FTO-6002 CD: LSOCD-6007, MFDC782, RGMCD071 |
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Lyrics: This song has to do with the depression We had some chickens No eggs would they lay My wife said honey This isnt funny, were losing money Why dont the little chickens lay One day a rooster came into our yard And caught those little chickens Right off their guard They're laying eggs now just like they used to Ever since that rooster came into our yard They're laying eggs now just like they used to Ever since that rooster came into our yard |
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