[00:09.24]In the town of Tulsa 'bout thirty years ago
[00:13.18]At King's Ol' Calloway down in Old Oklahom'
[00:17.17]Where the dust was blowing but the music was right
[00:21.26]And Doug Lee O'Daniels played all night
[00:26.35]For The Light Crust Dough Boys and Doug Lee O'Dan
[00:31.04]We drove eighty miles through the blowin' sand
[00:34.83]My thirty-seven Chevy was shootin' steam
[00:39.12]Coming up the hills just East of Pawnee
[00:44.41]But I wouldn't miss a dance on a Saturday night
[00:48.70]For all of them Chevys in the Detroit Line
[00:52.59]I can hear that music in my ears
[00:56.48]I'm ready to go and I'm shiftin' my gears
[01:03.12]So just pass me the biscuits and give me your hand
[01:07.46]You know you're my Honey and you know I'm your man
[01:11.50]Listen to that fiddler makin' it sing
[01:15.24]And hear the pretty hot mix of a guitar ring
[01:20.53]-Solo- (Ah pick it Boy - whoo - hoo whoo - hoo)
[01:35.99]Well I got no trouble and I'm feeling no pain
[01:39.93]Got all that good music blowing in my veins
[01:43.72]Let the Light Crust Dough Boys and Ol' Pappy Dan
[01:47.27]Play us a song that we'll never forget
[01:54.00]Now they say times are rough and that money is time
[01:58.54]But I don't care on a Saturday night
[02:02.53]I got no money but I can sing blues
[02:06.27]When I feel like dancing way down in my shoes
[02:13.01]'Twas in the town of Tulsa 'bout thirty years ago
[02:17.25]At King's Ol' Calloway down in Old Oklahom'
[02:21.04]Where the dust was blowing but the music was right
[02:25.18]And Doug Lee O'Daniels played all night