Where The Cool Wind Blows

Lyrics

Where The Cool Wind Blows copyright 2016 Hank Thomas V1 She said pick me up at seven gonna be hotter than hell so Let's go down by the river where the cool wind blows She can pack a little basket with chicken and some bisquets I can bring a cooler and them old cane poles V2 We can spend the whole morning lyin' in the sun Get a little buzz on while the beer's still cold Eat some fried chicken, do a little finger-lickin' Down by the river where the cool wind blows Chorus We can slide down that muddy bank slip into the water Turn the radio up louder than we oughtta Dive into the backseat in our skinny-dippin' clothes Down by the river where the cool wind blows V3 Afternoon we're trollin', a little rock and rollin' Listen to the river talkin' soft and low Lyin' there at sunset, No we never regret goin' Down by the river where the cool wind blows We can slide down that muddy bank slip into the water Turn the radio up louder than we oughtta Dive into the backseat in our skinny-dippin' clothes Down by the river where the cool wind blows Lead Break V4 Dancin' in the moonlight Hold each other all night Hank Thomas playin' on the radio Caught a string of catfish, made a little magic Down by the river where the cool wind blows We can slide down that muddy bank slip into the water Turn the radio up louder than we oughta Dive into the backseat in our skinny-dippin' clothes Down by the river where the cool wind blows Repeat Chorus We can make a little magic Where the cool wind blows

Credits

Lyrics Credits: Hank Thomas/Barbara LaFlesh

Music Credits: Hank Thomas

Producer Credits: Hank Thomas

Publisher Credits:

Performance Credits: Hank Thomas & Silent Thunder

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Description

Short Song Description: A bit of summer fun

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Metadata

Song Length: 3:38

Primary Genre: Country-Rock

Secondary Genre: Country-Contemporary

Tempo: Medium (111 - 130)

Lead Vocal: Male Vocal

Subject Matter 1: Happiness

Mood 1: In High Spirits

Language: English

Era: 2000 and later