"Billy Bob" genre: Country General
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	A country song that really spills the important things in life.
	Credits: Thanks to MADD Camp for the idea and Scripture Union for the resources.
	Story Behind the Song This was inspired by Tris' facial glitter and the need for an abstract product to advertise. The half-time country-blues feel came naturally. Lyrics I was walking down the dusty road Dodging tumbleweeds It was about high-noon The dirt was blowing in my face My spurs were clanging loud As I approached the town When out of the saloon Came the biggest man I'd ever seen His name was Billy Bob Billy Bob The biggest man I've seen Billy Bob The biggest man I've seen When he walks, men tremble When he cries, men laugh at him (not with him) And the glitter on his brow Is blinding and pretty Not let me tell you Something about Billy Bob And the glitter on his face It wasn't so much the face That made him It was the glitter that was on it I shouted at him: "Where did you get that glitter?" "Men's facial supplies, 100 k's East of Marion, pig of a location." Was his reply

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