Never Mind The Mule
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Never Mind the Mule
It's nine o'clock in the morning, it's the start of a brand new day
Used to show up to work and hear the boss man say, "Well,
You're loaded down to the hilt, you'd better get on your way,
So, climb in that Big Brown truck and son, earn your pay"
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay
It's a hundred stops, two hundred miles to get 'er on down the road
Try'in to make time with this heavy load
Well, there'll be payin' hell sleet or snow, There ain't no place Big Brown don't go
'cause I'm drivin' down this long and dusty road, and so now
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay
It's nine o'clock in the morning, it's the start of a brand new day
Used to show up to work and hear the boss man say, "Well,
You're loaded down to the hilt, you'd better get on your way,
So, climb in that Big Brown truck and son, earn your pay"
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay
It's a hundred stops, two hundred miles to get 'er on down the road
Try'in to make time with this heavy load
Well, there'll be payin' hell sleet or snow, There ain't no place Big Brown don't go
'cause I'm drivin' down this long and dusty road, and so now
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; that is what I hear most every day
Son, never mind the mule, just load the wagon; sometimes I don't know if it's worth the pay