| Chicago Green she was the ice cube queen of blue |
| She got a tip from Aunt Mary, said.(?somebody?) was |
| in love with you |
| She was so nieve, famous for her childlike mind, |
| I don’t believe she ever opened her bedroom venetian blinds |
| Already Eddie was unsteady on the levee |
| Down Home |
| Down Home |
| Little Willy was Chicago’s boyfriend, a local screw |
| He done kicking trippy hippies in the head with his |
| hobnail shoes |
| Already Eddie, pitching for pennies, rockin' for bennies, |
| wound up in the local hole, without a radio, |
| And he wrote Aunt Mary said «Momma, it’s getting hairy, Down Home.» |
| Well it was late in the morning when Chicago bailed |
| Eddie on out |
| Which tripped out Willie, oh man you should’ve heard |
| him shout. |
| Yeah they wandered off somewhere, they couldn’t find |
| their way home. |
| Any road home |
| You know I’d really like to take her but you know I couldn’t make her |
| Down Home. |
| Down Home, get it in now |
| Down Home, in the morning |