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Sing For Your Stew - Selected Boberies

by Bob Sellon

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1.
Come on Mary, come out to play. Your son is rising, a smile on your face. runnin, ridin, ring around your door You see me, you see three, you see only what at costs Come on home, shake your flat feet. Shake your "holy roller", shake your apple from your tree. Come on in, drink your caffeen. Get the goo goo choo, yeah, get it here with me. Come on Mary, come out to play. Your son is shinin, puts a smile on your face. Runnin, ridin, ring around your door. You see me, you see three, you see only what it costs. You got your shoe. You got your ball and chain. You got your steely dealers, got me looking after you Say bye bye buddy. Bye bye blue. Sing "honey, honey, honey". Sing "I know she loves me too". Come on Mary, come out and play. Sun is up. Can't wipe that smile off your face Runnin, ridin. screamin at your door. You see me, you see tea, you scream "What you came here for?". Said she'll be my one. Said she loves me on and on. Sing it from the mouth of babes. help me sing this song. She said good love, she said now "Good. Go." Said "Load up your truck, get ready here we go" Come on Mary, sing for your stew Ante up, got a million things to do runnin, sunnin, ringin at your door You see me, make believe you can stop this killin frost
2.
Crazy Jane made her mother cry, Melt down on the fourth of July Slammed that door, didn't say goodbye She was long gone on the fourth of July She was a party child, it was party time. She had... big plans for the fourth of July She could steal your man, she could steal your life no fool is safe on the fourth of July Now, downtown they were gettin in line, ice cold beer, take a slice of lime, pig on a pole, corn in a pile let your pepper cool, let your chicken fry Momma sings, your baby cry Papa sit back, he said "nighty night" Too much sugar, the kids run wild All hell broke loose on the fourth of july Everybodys dancin in the street Your brother had too much to eat you know your cousin is the one to beat but you can't be sure the victory is sweet Catch a cold, catch a cough, catch a piece of behind They yell, "Take it off!" on the fourth of July She got your key, got your car, got your wink of an eye Got some sweet talk on the fourth of July She could drink she could drive, she could kick a bee hive Test fate on the fourth of july She cut left but she should'a cut right Got a "need to know" on the fourth of July You should have seen the look upon her face Every day she'd be riding her daddy's case He said, "I can't wait until you leave this place" and then she was gone, she left without a trace He stopped to see a marching band Veteran only got one hand For all these things he gives this land What do we give back to this man Things you gained, the things you lost simple things at such a cost these precious things that can't be bought what it really means, you can't be taught I just pray I can open up my eyes in time to understand the lies It's a holiday, you wonder why You got your wake up call on the fourth of July
3.
It's hot, so hot but still I want you near I cannot feel the rain but I hear it everywhere Cool this summer Cool like rain Cool this summer Cool like rain Fallin, fallin, fallin down Can you get it Cool this, cool this, cool this town Everybody's ready Cool this summer Cool like rain Cool this summer Cool like rain copyright 2004 Robert J. Sellon
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Rock My Baby 02:42
5.
We were ready so we thought we ought to give it a try. Her mother says that its wrong but she won't tell us why. So we packed our stuff in a UHaul truck We're on our way Heading out on the freeway south It's graduation day Mary was unsure at the wheel As she turned us around, we heard magic of sound As we rode we were sure, no trace of a cure As we rose we called out, we cried We're safe, we're sound, we're callin all you off We're makin it happen Takin the big one Umbilical breakdown...Safe and sound Now there's sunshine that fills our days We've got life and we've got freedom Though the road is sometimes hard we know We've got to pitch the load There are mountains and rivers wide There are birds fly-in the air The world is here, we've our selves to fear We've only just begun We're safe, we're sound, we're callin all you off We're makin it happen Takin the big one Umbilical breakdown...Safe and sound
6.
Oscar 05:45
Oscar your not half the man that we grew to love You're smiling still but your eyes can't hide what the years have made so rough Oscar you didn't come around like you did back then You turned them on then they turned you off and I heard you broke your hand Mechanization, new god of the nation We've got machines now that make you obsolete (we got a machine) Mechanization, new god of the nation Production quotas are mounting daily while you rot in your seat Oscar theres a place for you and you'll find it soon I know You're trying still, no haven't died man you made the good times so Oscar, you didn't come around like you did back then You turned us on and it turned me off when I heard you broke your hand Mechanization, new god of the nation We've got machines now that make you obsolete (we got a machine) Mechanization, new god of the nation Production quotas are mounting daily while you rot in your seat

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Bob Sellon compositions from his CD "Sing For Your Stew".

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released July 26, 2014

Bob Sellon - vocals, guitars (midi and other), bass, drums, keys, production.
Bruce Alger - keys, bar raising.
Brian Templeton - accordion, vocals
Todd Sellon - vocals, flash.
Chris Holt - claps.
Robin's all-girl-choir - applause.

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Bob Sellon Billerica, Massachusetts

Bob Sellon is a singer/musician, songwriter, producer and software developer from Billerica Massachusetts. With 2 commercial CDs to his credit, Sellon is perhaps best known for birthing the first commercial audio looper, the JamMan, loved by many and even inspired the 1997 Best Country Instrumental Performance Grammy winner "Jam Man" by Chet Atkins. Sellon also owns and operates StecRecords.com. ... more

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