Now the Houston Kid's got a new pair of jeans
But he's got no soap, he got no washing machine
Now the Houston Kid he's feelin' tight and he's mean
And he's tryin' to figure out how his pants got clean Well, he's doin' his wash in a tub full of whiskeyHangin' his threads on a very thin lineTryin' to tell the man in charge of the dryers
What a great job he's doin' fakin' sunshine Now the Houston Kid he seems hard pressed'Cause he hit the world naked, now he's headed back dressed
As the Houston Kid, no more and no less
If your dice fit your pocket then your pants pass the test Well, he's doin' his wash in a tub full of whiskeyHangin' his threads on a very thin lineTryin' to tell the man in charge of the dryers
What a great job he's doin' fakin' sunshine Now some say the Houston Kid is bent
But if you've got to do your wash
Then you've got to pay some rent
So the Houston Kid he just up and he went
And love could buy back the dimes that he'd spent Well, he's doin' his wash in a tub full of whiskeyHangin' his threads on a very thin lineTryin' to tell the man in charge of the dryers
What a great job he's doin' fakin' sunshine
Guy Charles Clark (1941-2016) was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, considered one of the pillars of American country songwriting. Born in Monahans, Texas, Clark began his musical career in the 1960s, performing in clubs in Austin and Nashville. His music, characterized by poetic lyrics and simple but effective melodies, has influenced generations of country and folk artists. Among his most famous songs are "Lonesome Aires", "Desperados Waiting for a Train" and "The Randall Knife". Clark was also a respected luthier, building handcrafted guitars that have become collector's items. His musical legacy continues to inspire artists worldwide.
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