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Drug Store Truck Drivin’ Man lyrics
He's a drug store truck drivin' man
He's the head of the Ku Klux Klan
When summer rolls around
He'll be lucky if he's not in town
Well, he's got him a house on the hill
He plays country records till you've had your fill
He's a fireman's friend, he's an all night DJ
But he sure does think different from the records he plays
He's a drug store truck drivin' man
He's the head of the Ku Klux Klan
When summer rolls around
He'll be lucky if he's not in town
Well, he don't like the young folks I know
He told me one night on his radio show
He's got him a medal he won in the war
It weighs five-hundred pounds and it sleeps on his floor
He's a drug store truck drivin' man
He's the head of the Ku Klux Klan
When summer rolls around
He'll be lucky if he's not in town
He's been like a father to me
He's the only DJ you can hear after three
I'm an all night musician in a rock and roll band
And why he don't like me, I can't understand
He's a drug store truck drivin' man
He's the head of the Ku Klux Klan
When summer rolls around
He'll be lucky, if he's not in town
He'll be lucky if he's not in town
This one's for you, Ralph
Part of these releases
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- Track 6 on Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde
- 5 Nashville West
- 7 King Apathy III
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- Track 6 on The Complete Columbia Albums Collection Disc 8
- 5 Nashville West
- 7 King Apathy III
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