

Prompt / Lyrics
When I was a young man making hay I knew the farm life wasn't my way I need Noonan Georgia Like a pig needs scrapple Loaded my Chevy truck Drove to the Big Apple Well the city was as lonely as a night in Plains Just another face without a name So I shed my boots and my flannel shirt And hid my life of sweat and dirt Became a sharp dressed villain Without a scheme Until I met Mister Epstein Well he said young man I'll make you proud When you start hanging with the happening crowd Let's hang out and you can meet the gang I'll introduce you to my woman Gizlane It all sounds too good to be true A country bumpkin and a New York jew I never thought I would come to regret The day the devil would collect his debt Well I played my guitar and the crowd was charmed I had two young women One for each arm I didn't know they were just seventeen Thank the devil for nothing Thanks Mister Epstein It all sounds too good to be true A country bumpkin and a New York jew I never thought I would live to regret The day the devil would collect his debt Found myself in jail when I sought to be free Caught in some grand conspiracy I swear I thought they were all eighteen Thank the devil for nothing Thanks Mister Epstein
Tags
male, live, country rock sung with a deep southern accent
3:04
No
11/20/2025