Billy In The Lowground Lyrics

Billy wasn't all but a small town kid
But he loved to play his guitar
And the people who saw his peakin day
Would come there and far

Billy had heard the whispers saying
This could come play real good
When they asked him how he did it
He said it's just in my blood

He blamed you

Billy had been the first to admit he's not the sharpest tool in the shed
And his teachers, they would ask him if he had anything in his head
It would seem that they missed a part
Yes, there was one thing they didn't know

Oh he didn't know much about decimal points
But he could sure put on a show

Every week day after school
It's off to the little cool ball
Through the hordes of drinkers and smoking joints
There would be a smoking guitar

Everybody knew that corner
Was where Billy ran the show
Just one look at his flying hands
And you'd never want to go

One dark night at Smokey's
Well Billy was on fire
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And Billy didn't mind

He said somewhere he sees 7:20, it's time
It can't be in this dive
I know people at the top of the tree
Can bring your careers alive

Billy, he went back that night
And he stared straight at the stars
I'm really gonna spend the rest of my life
Playing tech and string low key bars

So he picked up his guitar beside him and began
To play like never before
And the tune ran out so crisp and clear
Even the stars were screaming for more

Billy never once considered moving out of town
He owed it to the place where the love of his music could be found

The lowgrounds may be simplicity is gold
And Billy was the golden kid who really broke the mold

So the next time you ever find yourself
In a Smokey Dodge far
Bought you a check at Dockie's corner
Just in case it's a smoking guitar

But if you'll ever set your eyes on the boy
Who never sold out
You can bet your boots that's you
Who'll never wanna go without