Going bread and butter milk
And better clean your plate
He lived through the great war
And came back to his home state
Married his young sweet heart
Never would complain
The world it keeps on changing
But he did never change
Depression era
Lived to tell the tale
Depression era
And he don't never fail
The boy you called him daddy
Has grown in different ways
The things that made him happy
Have long since gone away
Depression era
Kicked in in red clay mud
Depression era
Survival's in his blood
Biscuits and gravy digs all the way
Fought in the navy and made it back this way
Loved his beautiful wife now he's full of hurt
A method to his daughters life
But he don't give the church
Depression era
Some things never fade
Depression era
In the modern age
He always rose above it
But nothing's as it seems
Anger has its pitfalls
Like living in your dreams
His dreams they are fading
He'll make a final stand
He'd never hit a lady
But he just might kill a man
Depression era
Lived to tell the tale
Depression era
He don't never fail
He don't never fail
He don't never fail
Patterson Hood is an American singer-songwriter and musician, best known as the co-founder and frontman of the alternative rock band Drive-By Truckers. Born in Alabama in 1963, Hood began his musical career in the 1980s with several local bands before forming the Drive-By Truckers in 1996. His musical style is characterized by introspective and realistic lyrics that address themes such as rural American life, pain, alcoholism, and politics. Hood is considered one of the most talented singer-songwriters in the contemporary rock landscape, appreciated for his powerful voice and memorable melodies. Among Patterson Hood's most representative songs are "Decoration Day", "The New Orleans Rain" and "Sink Into The Swimmin' Hole".
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