I’m Laying It On The Line Recorded by Don Rich and Buck Owens Written by Don Rich G D7 I’ll lay it on the line and I’m a gonna make you mine G I think I better warn you it’s only just a matter of time C Yeah as good as gone or my name ain’t Don I’m gonna make you mine Let me lay it on the line I got a little freakiness inside And you know that the man Has got to deal with it I don’t care what they say I’m not about to pay nobody’s way ’Cause it’s all about the dog in me Mm-hmm [Chorus (1)] I want to freak in the morning A freak in the evening just like me I need a roughneck brother I’m gonna wear my flip-flops And I’m gonna play some flip-cup And Rock a little bit of hip-hop and Haggard and Jagger And throw a 20 on a cornhole game If I’m lucky yeah I might get laid The way that it’s going That keg gon’ be floatin’ All I wanna do today Is wear my favorite shades And get stoned Work a little less, play a little more
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Im Gonna Lay It On The Line
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I’ll lay it all on the line ’Til the day I die ’Til the day I die ’Til the end of the line ’Til the day I die It’s Your name I’ll glorify [NF:] ’Til I die and they put me in the coffin Don’t matter if I’m on the road or if I’m recordin’ Tell me what you think about me, that really ain’t important You know I’mma represent um, I. This article is a transcript of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode ”Help Wanted” from Season 1, which aired on May 1, 1999. Note 1: Line in red is cut in Italy. Note 2: Line in blue is cut in Indonesia. Note 3: Line in maroon is cut from the 1999 version. [Following the SpongeBob SquarePants theme song, the brief opening titles show the names of creator Stephen Hillenburg (credited as.
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