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Waylon Jennings - G.I. Joe Lyrics

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  • Verse 1:
  • Well he smoked tHose Camel cigarettes about three packs a day
  • Nicotine stains on his fingers when he'd stretch them out to play That old "Midnight special" is one he loved to do
  • Then he'd sing "I'm walking the floor over you
  • "Verse 2:
  • TV preachers and welfare checks for him just had no place
  • But he'd take his time to tune real good when he sang "Amazing Grace" He'd say boys I'm old and crazy but I still give a damn
  • And I still think the boys got screwed over in Vietnam
  • Chorus:
  • He'd drag out that old uniform
  • And say "they used to call me slim"
  • He never could get it buttoned up
  • But the pride looked good on him
  • He still feels the way he felt
  • Over forty years ago
  • Here's to the old man
  • Here's to G.I. Joe
  • Verse 3:
  • He only sang the old songs, he's standing still in time
  • "My Phillipino baby", right there on his mind
  • Then he'd talk about the big one, the war we didn't lose
  • He'd pick a little bit like Travis "Re-Enlistment blues"
  • Chorus.
  • Here's to my old man
  • And all the G.I. Joe's

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