Dirtbag Saloon
by Emily Scott Robinson
From the album: Appalachia
Duration: 04:12
Lyrics for Dirtbag Saloon
Lindaâs is open on Fridays and Christmas She lives in the back, itâs a cash-only business She charges for singles but pours you a double Everyone drinks here and no one makes trouble We got miners and ranchers, rednecks and hippies Hot shots and cowboys, poets and lifties Thereâs one thing that this whole damn bar can agree on We live here âcause we donât like concrete or neon And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon Get your last round in at the dirtbag saloon The rich folks are squeezinâ us right outta room And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon I wish we could live here in sweet harmony But they tore down the rentals and clear cut the trees To build their ten thousand square foot second homes Ah, but whoâs gonna serve them their champagne and snow? And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon Get your last round in at the dirtbag saloon The rich folks are squeezinâ us right outta room And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon I carved out a life between river and stone Under woodsmoke and bright stars, these hills are my home And donât get me wrong, yeah, I sing for my rent Maybe I should stay quiet, I need every last cent Now Linda jumps up on her velvet pool table Yells, âSettle your debts, kids, get out while youâre able!â The house lights are up and there is no doubt Itâs a last call for good times in the town that sold out And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon Get your last round in at the dirtbag saloon The rich folks are squeezinâ us right outta room And if it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon If it ainât gone yet, itâs goinâ soon