Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
Carole King & James Taylor
[Verse 1]
Now Smackwater Jack, he bought a shotgun
Because he was in the mood for a little confrontation
He just let it all hang loose
He didn't think about the noose
He couldn't take no more abuse
So he shot down the congregation
[Chorus]
You can't talk to a man
With a shotgun in his hand
Shotgun
[Verse 2]
Now Big Jim the chief stood for law and order
He called for the guard to come and surround the border
Now from his bulldog mouth
As he led the posse south
Came the cry, we got to ride
Clean up the streets for our wives and our daughters
[Chorus]
You can't talk to a man
When he don't want to understand
No[x6]
[Verse 3]
The account of the capture wasn't in the papers
But you know, they hanged old Smack right then instead of later
You know the people were quite pleased
Because the outlaw had been seized
And on the whole, it was a very good year
For the undertaker
[Chorus]
You know, you know, you can't talk to a man
With a shotgun in his hand
Shotgun in his hand
[Outro]
Smackwater Jack, yeah
Smackwater Jack bought a shotgun
Yeah, Smackwater Jack bought a shotgun
Smackwater Jack, yeah[x2]
Talking about Smackwater Jack, yeah
Talking about Smackwater Jack, oh
Talking about Jack and his shotgun
Talking about Smack, talking about Jack
Smackwater Jack, yeah
Smackwater Jack (Live at the Troubadour) was written by Carole King & Gerry Goffin & Goffin & King.
Smackwater Jack (Live at the Troubadour) was produced by Peter Asher.
Carole King & James Taylor released Smackwater Jack (Live at the Troubadour) on Tue May 04 2010.