Nutbush City Limits (Ike & Tina Turner cover) Lyrics

A church house gin house
A school house out house
On highway number nineteen
The people keep the city clean
They call it
Nutbush oh Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits

Twenty-five was the speed limit
Motorcycles not allowed in it
You go to the store on Friday
You go to church on Sunday
They call it
Nutbush oh nut bush
Call it Nutbush city limits

You go to the fields on weekdays
And have a picnic on Labor Day
You go to town on Saturday
But go to the church every Sunday
They call it
Nutbush oh Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits

No whiskey for sale
You can't cop no bail
Salt pork and molasses
Is all you get in jail
They call it
Nutbush oh Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits

Little old town in Tennessee
That’s called a quiet little old
community
A one-horse town you have to
watch
What you're puttin' down in old
Nutbush
They call it
Nutbush oh Nutbush
Call it Nutbush city limits
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Cover art for Nutbush City Limits (Ike & Tina Turner cover) lyrics by Budgie

This song, an Ike & Tina Turner cover, was a favorite in the band and often jammed during soundcheck according to Burke Shelley. It was recorded back in 1980 for Power Supply but was rejected by their record company and shelved until 2004 when "The Last Stage" was released.

Song Fact
Positive
Objective
Enjoyment
Band Favorite
Soundcheck Jam
Recorded In 1980
Rejected By Record Company
Released In 2004
 
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