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C.w. Mccall ~ Roy


(c.w. mccall, b. fries, c. davis) From the album wilderness [c.w. clears his throat.] Roy. by c.w. mccall. [the only musical instrument heard is the plucking of a jew's harp.] I had an old cat named roy. He was a good ol' boy. He used to go a-huntin', down by the lake, Catch 'im a nice, fresh garter snake. Bring 'im on back and then set in the grass, Lookin' like he had 'im a green mustache. Yeah, roy was a good ol' boy. 'til the dogs got 'im. more free lyrics

(c.w. mccall, b. fries, c. davis)
From the album wilderness

[c.w. clears his throat.]
Roy. by c.w. mccall.

[the only musical instrument heard is the plucking of a jew's harp.]
I had an old cat named roy.
He was a good ol' boy.
He used to go a-huntin', down by the lake,
Catch 'im a nice, fresh garter snake.
Bring 'im on back and then set in the grass,
Lookin' like he had 'im a green mustache.
Yeah, roy was a good ol' boy.

'til the dogs got 'im.

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