My Good Old Man

JOAN C BAEZ

Where are you going, my good old man?
Where are you going, my honey, my lamb?
Spoken: Huntin'
Where are you combing back, my good old man?
When are you coming back, my honey, my lamb?
Spoken: Saturday
What'll you want for supper, my good old man?
What'll you want for supper, my honey
My lamb? Spoken: Eggs
How many of them will you want
My good old man?
How many of them will you want, my honey
My lamb? Spoken: A bushel
Why a bushel of them'll kill you
My good old man
Why a bushel of them'll kill you, my honey
My lamb spoken: I don't care
Well where do you want to be buried
My good old man
Where do you want to be buried, my honey
My lamb spoken: In the chimney corner
Why the ashes will fall on you
My good old man
Why the ashes will fall on you, my honey
My lamb spoken: I don't care if they do
Well what'll you do then, my good old man?
What'll you do then, my good old man?
Spoken: I will come back and haunt you
A ghost can't haunt a ghost, my good old man
A ghost can't haunt a ghost, my honey
My lamb

Trivia about the song My Good Old Man by Joan Baez

On which albums was the song “My Good Old Man” released by Joan Baez?
Joan Baez released the song on the albums “In Concert Part 1” in 1962 and “Joan Baez in Concert” in 1962.
Who composed the song “My Good Old Man” by Joan Baez?
The song “My Good Old Man” by Joan Baez was composed by JOAN C BAEZ.

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