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Uncle Harveys Plane

Roger Miller

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[Verse 1]
Me n' Oliver n' Virgil was in the drugstore killin' time when my
eye fell on this magazine.
I got To reading this article on sky-divin' and parachutes n It said
jumpin’ outta air-planes is the thing.
[Verse 2]
Now being raised down on a farm and always ready for adventure
I knew that I could find a Way.
I thought well Delmer Gill got a parachute and Uncle Harvey's got a plane
so I said call the boys together today's the day
[Verse 3]
Well I found out too late what Uncle Harvey called an air-plane
wuttin' nothin but an engine and a wing.  And I could
feel my a risin’ as Delmer packed the parachute ’cause he kept
telling me I's doing the right thing
[Bridge]
         
[Verse 4]
Ron Mcloughlin shook my hand and Jd strapped me in the harness
and Tildon brought a jug n' and passed it 'round.
I took one look at that parachute and that whisky and that airplane
and I turned that bottle up n' I drank it down.
[Verse 5]
Well I was Drunker'n Cooter Jones when they poured me in the plane
the engine coughed and Headed for the clouds.
but I's sober as a judge when Harvey opened up that door
and I've never known my heart to beat so loud.
[Bridge]
I screamed Harvey! I Can't Do it! as he kicked me out the door
and I wrapped my hands around the landing gear.
and I was holdin' on real good 'til Harvey stepped upon my fingers
and Virgil heard me scream from way down there.
[Verse 6]
well I Thanked God And Delmer Gill when my parachute finally opened
and I said Hell Ain't No Use In Being Afraid!"
I came crashing through the hen house scatterin’ chickens n breakin’ eggs
and I kissed the ground I fainted dead away.
[Outro]
Now friends I’ve fought some battles n I’ve been shot at once r' twice
and I dern near been run over by a train
but I can’t remember being any more afraid than the
day I jumped from Uncle Harvey's plane

Uncle Harveys Plane

Roger Miller