Strawfoot (Live) 16 Horsepower

"Strawfoot (Live)" by 16 Horsepower, released in 1997, is a #Rock song that blends elements of Americana and Gothic country. The lyrics explore themes of struggle, existentialism, and the human condition, using vivid imagery. The live performance adds intensity, showcasing the band's unique instrumentation and raw energy. The song reflects a deep cultural connection to rural life and the darker aspects of existence.

I guess you didn't hear me when I told you for the first time
Well don't you worry, it won't be the last
All I need is a floorboard an' a wooden shoe
Step aside an' let my lady through

Hay foot, straw foot
Low we lay 'em down
Hay foot, straw foot
Up an' back around

See the high priest he took my place
When the judge looks to me he saw his son's face
Not gonna join you in your Tower of Babble, boy
Tired o' that talkin', I'm sick o' that noise

Hay foot, straw foot
Low we lay 'em down
Hay foot, straw foot
Coverin' ground

I'm not alone an' looks can be deceivin'
When we get down to it you're talkin' when you should be leavin'
I've been to Nebraska it reminded me of Spain
All the questions loaded all my answers same

Hay foot, straw foot
Low we lay 'em down
Hay foot, straw foot
Coverin' ground

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