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Charlie Peacock - Big Man's Hat lyrics
I used to wear a big man's hat In a big man's world You got to have a big man's hat In a big man's world I was just a child then, I acted like a boy I bought my shirts at the Veterans Thrift I wore myself a fur lined motorcycle jacket I had to have peglegged jeans, I was one bad cat And don't you forget, I wore a big man's hat I learned myself one good lick From a one lick man You got to know one good lick To play in a one lick band I was just a child then, I didn't know a thing I thought I had to talk like a fool I thought I had to drink like a goldfish I thought I had to lie like a dog, I was one sick cat Was all this because I wore a big man's hat? I used to have big man's thoughts In a young man's world You got to have big man's thoughts To make a big man's girl And when I finally made that girl, she did not have a clue That I would break her like a matchstick That I could turn young love into the third world war That I'd sit in the seat where the devil had sat Was all of this because I wore a big man's hat? Is there a rhyme and a reason? A cause and effect? Was all of this directly related to the fact I wore a big man's hat? Up upon my head I wore it - a big man's hat |
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