Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton and Friends of the Guitar

A fun little honkytonk tune about that girl we all know and love, despite her many shortcomings.

Daytime Moon

Jim
(c) Jackie Wayne White, Bob White Music, Inc., ASCAP 
Vs 1
This musta been around
1935
Granddaddy had the flu
He was just barely alive

There was a mixed race man
The farmers called him Breed
Hopeless alcoholic 
His shack was in the reeds

Granddad would not allow
Anyone to pick on him
He said Breed ain’t his name
His Christian one is Jim

Late in the night 
Grandpa on his deathbed
Came a knock on the door
Grandma opened it a bit

Jim stood on the step
Brown jug in his hand
Mrs white I know you well
You don’t like no drinkin’ man

He took a great big swig
The stuff was hundred proof
He spit it in the fire
The flame jumped to the roof

Give Bob some of this
Off and on all night
Maybe in a day or two
My friend’ll be alright

That’s the way it went
Pop made it out alive
The man they all called Breed
Saved my Granddaddy’s Life

A Roast, Well Done! is a 1776 colonial folk-comedy album sung by a quick-witted tavern jester in a bright, expressive tenor. Across thirteen tracks, he skewers kings, redcoats, Parliament, Philadelphia, Congress, tyranny, ancient empires, and even his own failed secret-society handshake — all with sharp colonial humor and rustic Americana charm.
The night builds from fiery roasts to philosophical weight to the final benediction, where he blesses the thirteen colonies with the unforgettable refrain:
“God save everyone but the British.

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