The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
The Walker Brothers
[Verse 1]
Everyone knows him as Old Folks
Like the seasons he'll come, and he'll go
Just as free as a bird and as good as his word
That's why everybody loves him so
[Verse 2]
Always leavin' his spoon in his coffee
Tucks his napkin up under his chin
And that yellow cow pie is so mellow it's ripe
But you needn't be ashamed of him
[Verse 3]
Every Friday he'll go fishin'
Down on his favorite lake
But he only hooks a perch or two, the whale got away
It looks like we warm up his steak
[Verse 4]
Someday there'll be no more Old Folks
What a lonesome old town this will be
Children's voices at play will be still for a day
The day they take the Old Folks away
Old Folks was written by Dedette Lee Hill & Willard Robison.
Old Folks was produced by John Franz.