"SilverGuys" genre: Indie
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	A song of hope and encouragement!
	CD: "Where was I when I needed me?" Credits: pat mccoy - song and instruments
	Story Behind the Song This song took about five minutes to write and about 20 minutes to understand the mumblings I did into a mini tape deck velcroed on my guitar. I've done several takes of it but this one sounded more legit. Lyrics SILVER GUYS ©1998 Patrick McCoy I was looking up one night and much to my surprise a bunch of silver guys came falling from the skies before the dust had settled down one of them asked me if I'd take him to the town I said " I'd like to but I won't and that's because that's not the brightest thing to do in Arkansas " before the words had left my mouth a bunch of rednecks came and knocked that fellow out and they all went home they all went home they all went home to the sky about a year goes by, I'm watching my T.V. a bunch of silver guys have landed in D.C. I hope they brought some friends along and sure enough they're nearly 20,000 strong they brought a cure for this they brought a cure for that they even brought a cure for hamsters dogs and cats the F.D.A. guy said " we'll see... we'll have the test results by 2023 " so they all went home and they all went home and they all went home to the sky a little time went by I heard the rumors fly another silver guy was giving it a try he said he was the last in line he only came to get some things they left behind he took the children who were born without a home he took the old ones who are always left alone he took the sick, he took the tired he took the hopeless and hopelessly undesired and they all went home and they all went home and they all went home to the sky

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