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My Ladder's in the Alley
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My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
You better go get that ladder child
Or these wet clothes won’t get dry none
No they won’t, no sir
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
I better go get that ladder
So I can get all this laundry done
Hello, I’m Bluesdad
And I grew up in Durand, MI
A small country town known for its trains
And then I was a schoolteacher in Detroit, MI for 25 years
And now here I am in Delton, MI
In front of the good people of the Buttermilk Jamboree Music Festival
But I got just one question for you today, one thing I wanna know
What was that ladder doing in the alley?
Why you got that ladder in the alley now?
What’s goin' on out there?
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
You better go get that ladder child
Or these wet clothes won’t be dry none
No they won’t, no sir
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
My ladder’s in the alley but my wash machine has spun
I better go get that ladder
So I can get all this laundry done
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