Dead Trees in the Dirty Ground
Sung to the tune of 'Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground' by The White Stripes
Capital of Nasty Electronic Magazine
Monday, September 1, 2003 (641)
ISSN 1482-0471
I wrote these lyrics while planting trees up in Northern Ontario. Basically it's a song for people who like tree planting, and who also like The White Stripes. For the eight people out there that applies to, enjoy:
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Dead trees in the dirty ground when the checker's not around
Duff shots in between the rocks till I hear his truck make a sound
Till I hear his truck make a sound
Three boxes in the back of my land in the middle of a deep dark hole
Stashin' fattens up the I.P.L. when you're a low-baller who plants slow
When you're a low-baller who plants slow
If you can see a greener bawl you can watch me claim call after call
Take a quick walk through my piece and it's clear I don't care at all
Yeah it's clear I don't care at all
Soft bog and residuals I wanna give you some of my trees
Cause every pod that I hide in you is a little less work for me
Is a little less work for me
I was cashin' in till the plots came down
They sent my ass home- cause nobody wants stashers around
Wants stashers around
Well any man with his bags and shovel knows planting's what he loves the most
But I'm a lazy s.o.b. and it's time to give up the ghost
Yeah it's time to give up the ghost.
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