D.W. Washburn
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D.W. Washburn by The Monkees
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Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller & Leiber-StollerAbout
D. W. Washburn is a song written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. The lyrics tell a story of a derelict (Washburn), chosen by a well-meaning charity for a wash-up and a meal. Washburn declines the offer, though, preferring his jobless, drunken but easygoing lifestyle to a life of responsibility. He...
D.W. Washburn Lyrics
D.W. Washburn, I heard a sweet voice say
D.W. Washburn, this is your lucky day
A hot bowl of soup is waitin'
A hot bowl of soup and a shave
D.W. Washburn, we picked you to save
Can't you hear the bugle call? Can't you hear the bells?
Even you can be reborn, you naughty
If you don't get out of that gutter
Before the next big rain
D.W. Wahsburn, you're gonna wash right down the drain
Up, up, come on get up off your street
If you can only make it from your hands to your knees
I know you can make it to your feet. Wooah!
D.W. Washburn, I said to myself
D.W. Washburn, why don't you go save sombody else?
Well, I got no job to go to
I don't work and I don't get paid
I got a bottle of wine, I'm feelin' fine
And I believe I got it made
I'd like to thank all you good people
For comin' to my aid
But I'm D.W. Washburn
I do believe I got it made
I do believe I got it made, don't need nobody
I do believe I got it made, I do believe I got it made
D.W. Washburn Q&A
Who wrote D.W. Washburn's ?
D.W. Washburn was written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller & Leiber-Stoller.
Who produced D.W. Washburn's ?
D.W. Washburn was produced by The Monkees.
When did The Monkees release D.W. Washburn?
The Monkees released D.W. Washburn on Sat Jun 08 1968.