Song is played with ska feel.
Verse:
E
Deep down south in the thick boondocks
There lived this boy named Nick-Bob cox
B
Today was daddy's special day for him,
E
He brought home son his first violin
Now pappy said young boy make me proud
You learn a song and play it loud.
B
This country music should come deep with in
E
So sit down boy and let's begin.
Now here's the fiddle and here's the bow.
Son shook his head and said pappy no!!
B
What is it boy? Are you feeling sick?
E
Nick-Bob said with all respect.
Chorus:
E
I need more soul with my music.
I got to have to have reggae reggae music.
B
I don't need no countryman fiddle.
E
I need a real cool sound.
Verse 2:
E
Now pappy got mad but he did not shout.
He said now what's this sound your speaking about?
B
Nick-Bob left, came back with a radio
E
Said now here's something pappy you gotta know.
Some heavy drums and some heavy bass,
that social message to set that face.
B
And then pappy got up he began to move.
E
He said I feel it son I feel the groove.
[CHORUS} 2X
E
Now Pappy liked what sound filled the room
But it'd be better if the bass would boom
B
So go out to the shed, get the hammer nails and wood
E
Cause we're gonna make this reggae sound as it should
Time went by as they worked non stop
Two masterminds in the game wood shop
B
The sound system they built, it ain't no joke
E
So they brought it out to show all the country folks
[CHORUS]
