Cut The Mustard - Mel Tillis and the Old Dogs video free download

"Cut The Mustard" written by Shel Silverstein and recorded by Mel Tillis and the Old Dogs (Mel Tillis, Jerry Reed, Waylon Jennings and Bobby Bare) on the 1998 album "Old Dogs Vol. 1"...lyrics...

It's time for Mel Tillis...Tillis!

It was a sunny Sunday afternoon, Miss Dolly was a having a bar- b- que

And I just happened to be easily strolling by (my, my, what a strollin' guy)

She hollered "Mel come in, have a taste, this stuff's too good to go to waste"

"You aint' tried nothing 'til you tried this sauce of mine" (hey Hoss, her sauce is boss)

I said "now, I don't wanna hurt your pride"

"You're cooking is known far and wide"

"But I'm expected home for dinner so I must decline" (wonder why he must decline)

But Dolly yelled "what's the matter buster, Are you too old to cut the mustard?"

I turned my silver head and I replied...

"No, I ain't too old to cut the mustard, I'm just too tired to spread it around"

"So I gotta turn you and your bar- b- que down, down, down, down

"So leave me alone, I'm goin' on home to the best home cookin in town"

I ain't too old to cut the mustard, just too tired to spread it down

And you ladies, you're watchin' me sing and play

With my belly kinda flabby and my hair kinda gray

And I see you lookin' that old time way at me...and me

And me, and me

We hate to see you get your hopes deflated

And uh, we hate to see you, uh, humiliated

So before you storm the stage so shamelessly

Slippin' us all them love notes...And flowers...And them motel keys

That led us to decline so graciously

You see, we ain't too old to cut the mustard, just too tired to spread it around

On every juicy little hamburger in this town, town, town, town

So leave me alone, I'm gonna go home to the best home cookin' I've found

And we ain't too old to cut the mustard, just to tired to spread it around (around)

Too tired to spread it around