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Celebrating 50 Years of Jack & Misty music... and 17 Years on the Internet!
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BETHLEHEM STEEL (As recorded by Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan) Well I'm making big money a workin' at Bethlehem Steel And I drive a big car and I look like a pretty big wheel But I'd rather be home now a plowin' a Tennessee field Instead of making big money a workin' at Bethlehem Steel (Chorus): Guess I better get goin' now, I better get on home now Goodbye honey, goodbye money, goodbye automobile Goodbye honey, goodbye money, goodbye Bethlehem Steel Well I spend all the money I'm making at Bethlehem Steel Just to satisfy a woman who don't understand how I feel How I'd love to sit down to a home-cooked Tennessee meal Instead of making big money a workin' at Bethlehem Steel (Repeat chorus) I guess I better get goin' now I better get on home now I guess I better get goin' now I better get on home now (Repeat and fade) Words and music by Jack Blanchard. Copyright © Jack Blanchard Songs (BMI). All rights reserved. Reprinted by permission of the author. |
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