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Six Foot Five Lyrics

Coco March morning northern California back in 1973
He grew up quick and told that he was nothing till the day he turned 16
Broke outta town though he left a trail of violence a mile wide
No one knew little Jay Woods would end up Six Foot Five.
Five days a week he's working late shift at the C.B.S. Lumberyard
On the weekend he plays a little Rock And Roll on his 100 dollar bass guitar
How do you survive on those nickels and dimes his mother once did say
Put down your guitar get a good job cause Rock and Roll doesn't pay no it don't
Skinhead Roots Reggae Rock & Roll on parole
He said I don't wanna be more no fucking more
Big Jay's got no problem unless you wanna start one I suggest that you don't
Stay if you wanna make trouble he's quick to bust your bubble and send you on your way
Bustin our jaws his friends are outlaws
From their boots to their mutton chops
Most hated crew you know that they are true to the punx in the bastards
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black_cow_of_death On Jan 10, 2002
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Cover art for Six Foot Five lyrics by Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards

this song is about Big Jay Bastard, his bassist, and also the bassist for the U.S. Roughnecks

Cover art for Six Foot Five lyrics by Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards

its "cold march morning" not "coco march morning" great song

 
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