| Song | Keep on Clucking |
| Artist | Stackridge |
| Album | Friendliness |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Davis, Walter | |
| Way down on Sam McGurkey's spread, | |
| Things are happening in his brand new shed, | |
| He's sold his wife and seven kids and bought a thousand chickens instead. | |
| The neighbourhood was full of news, | |
| about these plasticated turkey blues. | |
| That dirty no-good duck stuffing sod-buster knows how to pay up his dues. | |
| It's a narrow-headed feather-bedded supermarket superchicken time, | |
| Give a booster to the rooster have a 100% potential diamond mine, | |
| But you've got to keep on clucking or you'll end up on the factory line. | |
| Can you understand the reason why all our feathered friends should have to die? | |
| We can only wait until it's too late and judgment passes us by. | |
| So don't forget to spare a dime for your chicken-hearted happytime | |
| And be sure to lend a hand to every man who moves out of line. | |
| Six lonely bantams walking on the wall, | |
| Along came a farmer and now there's none at all. | |
| One went to Tesco, two went to hell. | |
| The rest are pushing daises because they wouldn't sell | |
| So listen all you L-brained dudes, before you open up your barbecues, | |
| Have a show-down at the hoe-down and you ain't got nothing to lose. | |
| And when you become a millionaire with many chicken houses in the air, | |
| Down on the ground the wind has changed, a lot of people will care. |
| zuo qu : Davis, Walter | |
| Way down on Sam McGurkey' s spread, | |
| Things are happening in his brand new shed, | |
| He' s sold his wife and seven kids and bought a thousand chickens instead. | |
| The neighbourhood was full of news, | |
| about these plasticated turkey blues. | |
| That dirty nogood duck stuffing sodbuster knows how to pay up his dues. | |
| It' s a narrowheaded featherbedded supermarket superchicken time, | |
| Give a booster to the rooster have a 100 potential diamond mine, | |
| But you' ve got to keep on clucking or you' ll end up on the factory line. | |
| Can you understand the reason why all our feathered friends should have to die? | |
| We can only wait until it' s too late and judgment passes us by. | |
| So don' t forget to spare a dime for your chickenhearted happytime | |
| And be sure to lend a hand to every man who moves out of line. | |
| Six lonely bantams walking on the wall, | |
| Along came a farmer and now there' s none at all. | |
| One went to Tesco, two went to hell. | |
| The rest are pushing daises because they wouldn' t sell | |
| So listen all you Lbrained dudes, before you open up your barbecues, | |
| Have a showdown at the hoedown and you ain' t got nothing to lose. | |
| And when you become a millionaire with many chicken houses in the air, | |
| Down on the ground the wind has changed, a lot of people will care. |
| zuò qǔ : Davis, Walter | |
| Way down on Sam McGurkey' s spread, | |
| Things are happening in his brand new shed, | |
| He' s sold his wife and seven kids and bought a thousand chickens instead. | |
| The neighbourhood was full of news, | |
| about these plasticated turkey blues. | |
| That dirty nogood duck stuffing sodbuster knows how to pay up his dues. | |
| It' s a narrowheaded featherbedded supermarket superchicken time, | |
| Give a booster to the rooster have a 100 potential diamond mine, | |
| But you' ve got to keep on clucking or you' ll end up on the factory line. | |
| Can you understand the reason why all our feathered friends should have to die? | |
| We can only wait until it' s too late and judgment passes us by. | |
| So don' t forget to spare a dime for your chickenhearted happytime | |
| And be sure to lend a hand to every man who moves out of line. | |
| Six lonely bantams walking on the wall, | |
| Along came a farmer and now there' s none at all. | |
| One went to Tesco, two went to hell. | |
| The rest are pushing daises because they wouldn' t sell | |
| So listen all you Lbrained dudes, before you open up your barbecues, | |
| Have a showdown at the hoedown and you ain' t got nothing to lose. | |
| And when you become a millionaire with many chicken houses in the air, | |
| Down on the ground the wind has changed, a lot of people will care. |