whats this song about? Me and you and a dog named Boo.?

ME AND YOU AND A DOG NAMED BOO

Lobo

I remember to this day

The bright red Georgia clay

And how it stuck to the tires

After the summer rain

Will power made that old car go

A woman's mind told me that so

Oh how I wish

We were back on the road again

Me and you and a dog named boo

Travelin' and livin' off the land

Me and you and a dog named boo

How I love being a free man

I can still recall

The wheat fields of St. Paul

And the day we all got caught

Stealing from an old hen

Old McDonald he made us work

But then he paid us for what it was worth

Another tank of gas

And back on the road again

I'll never forget the day

We motored stately into big L.A.

The lights of the city put settlin'

Down in my brain

Though it's only been a month or so

That old car's buggin' us to go

We've gotta get away and get back on

The road again

Wow i'm surprised at somebody else understanding and loving this music! My dad used to sing it to me each and every of the time and that i grew up loving it! EverytimeI sing it no one is conscious what i'm happening approximately! ME and you AND A dogs NAMED BOO Lobo I be sure to this present day the vivid crimson Georgia clay and how it caught to the tires After the summer season rain Will skill made that old automobile circulate a girl's techniques informed me that so Oh how I wish We have been back on the line back Me and you and a dogs named boo Travelin' and livin' off the land Me and you and a dogs named boo How i like being a unfastened guy i will nevertheless keep in mind The wheat fields of St. Paul And the day all of us have been given caught Stealing from an old fowl old McDonald he made us artwork yet then he paid us for what it replaced into properly worth yet another tank of gas And back on the line back i'm going to in no way forget the day We motored stately into enormous L.A. The lights furniture of the city placed settlin' Down in my techniques yet it extremely is basically been a month or so as that old automobile's buggin' us to circulate we've gotta escape and come again on the line back

It was written by Hoyt Axton, who also wrote "the Pusher" by Steppenwolf, "Joy To The World" by Three Dog Night, and whose mother Mae Axton wrote "Heartbreak Hotel" by Elvis. He also was a T.V. and movie character actor. He sang his own songs at first but did much better selling them to others. The song is typical late 60's/early 70's lite rock (which would now be considerd country. I think it was a hit for Mac Davis in early seventies.

Myself, the person that's with me, and our dog, whose name is Boo.

It's about saying the 'hell' with all responsibilities, packing up the bare necessities, your sweetheart, man's best friend - and pointing the wheels in whatever direction you want and just hitting the road!!!!!!!!!!! Ya!!!!!!!!!!!

Is it about over-dosing on drugs?? No, that was Janis Joplin!!

I give up, tell us!! Okay then tell ME!! Roger Miller?? @8-)

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