I'd like to say the lyrics have a deep meaning but..... Mark sent the music and for some reason this is what came to mind.   The old cocoon/butterfly story I guess.  We want to thank our buddy, Scotty Campbell,  for tickling the ivory for us here.  That guy's a trip.  Mark is having surgery so this will be our last song till he gets better.  Quickly I hope!!  Thanks for listening and commenting if you get the time.  All crits and suggestions welcomed.
THIS IS THE UPDATED VERSION, PER THE SUGGESTIONS.  THANKS!
 
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11978169  BIG BONED BETSY 
 
SCOTTY CAMPBELL- PIANO
MARK CLINE- MUSIC, DRUMS, ALL GUITARS
WARREN WILLINGHAM- LYRICS, VOCALS, BASS
 
This is for all the butterflies and the cocoons.

I like big bones and I can not lie, you other brothers can deny.

Oh noo! They don't have a clue who Betsy used to be!? I'm not sure I like where this is goin...


Whew! it wasn't where I thought, good job on this one! It's like the perfect version of your sound actually.

That's a lot of fun.  Cool tune, good performance and recording.  Well done.  

Hey, Warren,
 
Oh, yeah, that's some "good 'ol down 'n dirty" Pugtones blues rock at it's finest!
 
Great lyrics and vocals, punchy "in yer face" bass lines, Scotty's got the honky tonk piano down pat, and the guitar and organ sound traditionally vintage and kickin'.
 
Excellent job, guys, and please tell Mark that I wish him a speedy recovery from his surgery!
Bob

I like the feel of the tune...
but listening through my phones it actually "hurt" my ears..

Nice one!

I knew a gal in highschool like that... her bones were not all she had, that was big...  

she had a big mouth too...
 
Don't shoot that piano player... he's purdy good...
Love the tune guys...  a compressor/limiter on the lead vox, might help even it out... as some of the lyrics are hard to make out... 
Mark... I hope you have a very speedy recovery... God Bless you...

Cool tune my friend!  I with notnat on this one about the vox...hard to understand some of it.  I wish the bass guitar tone was a hint more defined too... a little mushy on my system.

I think we all knew (know?) a gal like Betsy!  lol

Thanks bud.

Me likee, Warren.

Listened last night and "forgot" to comment.

Well done, Warren.  The vocal came out fine on my system.  Everything sounded very professional.  Keep on rockin!

  The guitars come through very well and the piano sits just right in this mix.  I could hear vocals ok. You have a winner here!