"Why Not Me" genre: Folk Rock
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	Accoustic country, guitars, bass traps, vocal
	CD: Faith hope and Righteousness   Label: Independent Fisher Music Thompson,Ohio Credits: Rick Drew- writer 1996
	Story Behind the Song Country Satire ascribing the benefits of laws, crime, politics, and lawyers Lyrics I think I'm gonna buy me a junkyard it's time I find myself a little job security I'll fill it up with some late model E-check reject cars Stip 'em down, sell some parts parts are parts and they'll always be Everybody's makin' a killin'. Why not me? If that don't work I'll get a ski mask Head down to the bank and pull off a shocking robbery Hide out in some motel and disguise myself as a tourist I read in the U.S.A.Today Crimes are crimes and they'll always be Everybody's makin' a killin'. Why not me Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide Not much to show, just what's onside it's time to let it all hang out i'll let my conscience be my guide Bet my life and let it ride It's time to move beyond the doubt I could probably pose as a polititian March off to Washington represent my constituentcy I can hemhaw with the best of them so called legislators Lobby for some special interest group Votes are votes, they'll always be Everybody's makin' a killin'. Why not me If all else fails I'll become a lawyer Drum up a couple of criminals, defend them publicly Plea bargain all the charges, write a book about the trial I know come judgement day Justice is justice, it'll always be Everybody's makin' a killin'. Why not me

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