Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton
[Verse 1]
Just because all my dresses are just cotton hand-me-downs
This family calls me the lower class
Because we're only poor folks on the other side of town
They won't let him walk up my path
But my mama says don't worry when they say those things about you
You remember you're just as good as him
Just because they got that big house sitting way up on the hill
Why you don't have to look up to them
We've got chicken every Sunday and the preacher comes around
And every Saturday morning daddy takes us all to town
And we'd go to the picture show or picnics on the ground
Oh that's the lower class and I'm glad that's what I am
[Guitar]
[Verse 2]
Because my mama don't belong to the ladies social set
My daddy can't afford the country club
His folks look down on me and they don't let us date
Because they think that I'm not good enough
But my mama says forgive him honey he is not worthy of
And in anything you're too good for him
Just because they've got money and a big fine house
Well we won't take no self off of them
We've got chicken every Sunday
We've got chicken every Sunday
Chicken Every Sunday was written by Betty Craig & Charlie Craig.
Chicken Every Sunday was produced by Bob Ferguson.
Dolly Parton released Chicken Every Sunday on Mon Apr 12 1971.