
Peter and the Peppers (Extended 2)
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- honky tonk
- country
- americana
- classic country
- progressive country
- southern rock
- country rock
- 1970s
- roots rock
- outlaw country
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Lyrics
Intro
Sunrise hittin’ fences down a winding red dirt road
Roosters crow and dogs are barkin’ where the wild peppers grow
Coffee perkin’ on the woodstove, pie on cooling racks
Old guitars and lazy stories while the Steppers all unpack
Verse 0
There’s a patch beyond the orchard where the peppers turn fire red
Nana’s got her apron on, says “come on, sleepyhead!”
You can smell the spicy promise even halfway to the barn
Someone’s playin’ fiddle, and it’s time to sound the alarm
Verse 1
Out past the river bend where the cottonwoods grow wide
You’ll hear laughter rolling down that pepper-patch side
Old Peter got a glint, mischief in his grin
Burlap sack slung over, he’s ready to dive in
Pre-Chorus
Bootheels tapping on the gravel
Sun is high on Friday noon
Buckets clankin’, voices travel
Pickin’ peck till supper soon
Chorus
Peter Piper picked a peck, pickled peppers in a pile
He’s tappin’ boots and laughin’ loud, that rowdy rebel style
Pepper Pickin’ Party’s pumpin’, folks are lined up three a row
Those pickled peppers disappearin’ faster than you know
Post-Chorus
Hey now, pass that jar around
Hey now, stomp that steppin’ ground
Verse 2
Piled ’em in a pail, and the Steppers joined the fun
Smoky jukebox blazing while the pickin’’s just begun
The band starts up a two-step, the sawdust starts to fly
By sundown those peppers gone, and no one’s wonderin’ why
Pre-Chorus
Sunday shoes are scuffed and muddy
Laughin’ in the summer heat
If you blink you’ll miss the bounty
When that beat kicks up your feet
Chorus
Peter Piper picked a peck, pickled peppers in a pile
He’s tappin’ boots and laughin’ loud, that rowdy rebel style
Pepper Pickin’ Party’s pumpin’, folks are lined up three a row
Those pickled peppers disappearin’ faster than you know
Post-Chorus
Hey now, pass that jar around
Hey now, stomp that steppin’ ground
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