Haggard, Merle - Old Man From The Mountain Lyrics






The old man from the mountain's coming home, home, home
Thought I'd better warn you so I called you on the phone
Get rid of Joe the grinder, you better be there alone
'Cause the old man from the mountain's coming home

I've been working in the sawmill, I'm all uptight and tense
I got wind that someone a been diggin' under my back fence
Thought I'd better call you better let you know today
That the old man from the mountain's on his way yeah

The old man from the mountain's coming home, home, home
Thought I'd better warn you so I called you on the phone
Get rid of Joe the grinder, you better be there alone
'Cause the old man from the mountain's coming home

Wind it up now!

Been working my dang fool head off all for a dollar bill
And I need a bunch of good loving so I'm comin' down the hill
Don't want no friendly Henry's warming up my bed
And the old man from the mountains means what he said

The old man from the mountain's coming home, home, home
Thought I'd better warn you so I called you on the phone
Get rid of Joe the grinder, you better be there alone
'Cause the old man from the mountain's coming home

One more time!

The old man from the mountain's coming home, home, home
Thought I'd better warn you so I called you on the phone
Get rid of Joe the grinder, you better be there alone
'Cause the old man from the mountain's coming home





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Haggard, Merle Old Man From The Mountain Comments
  1. C.... L....

    Poor Merle got cucked.

  2. H.... L....

    My Pap Wilson loved this! Rip Pap and Merle!

  3. H.... L....

    The Hag at his best! Thanks

  4. A.... S....

    Merle rules

  5. H.... P....

    Im tha 'friendly Henry' He's singin' 'bout...

  6. P.... H....

    The old man from the mountain's
    coming home, home, home
    Thought I'd better warn you
    so I called you on the phone
    Get rid of Joe, the grinder, you better be there alone
    For the old man from the mountain's coming home

    I've been working in the sawmill,
    I'm all uptight and tense
    I got wind that someone's been
    diggin' under my back fence
    Thought I'd better call you and let you know today
    That the old man from the mountain's on his way

    Yeah, the old man from the mountain's
    coming home, home, home
    Thought I'd better warn you
    so I called you on the phone
    Get rid of Joe, the grinder, you better be there alone
    For the old man from the mountain's coming home
    Wind it up, son, wind it up
    ****************
    I've been working my dang fool head off,
    all for a dollar bill
    And I need a bunch of good loving
    so I'm comin' down the hill
    Don't need no friendly Henry's warming up my bed
    And the old man from the mountain
    means what he said

    Yeah, the old man from the mountain's
    coming home, home, home
    Thought I'd better warn you
    so I called you on the phone
    Get rid of Joe, the grinder, you better be there alone
    For the old man from the mountain's coming home

    The old man from the mountain's
    coming home, home, home
    Thought I'd better warn you
    so I called you on the phone
    Get rid of Joe, the grinder, you better be there alone
    For the old man from the mountain's
    coming home.....

  7. R.... V....

    This was from the good old days, when C & W songs had melodies !!!

  8. b.... R....

    I live on a mountain in east Tennessee- also own a small sawmill- as you can imagine- my wife hates this song😂

  9. R.... W....

    Back when Men were Men & Women were glad that they were!

  10. S.... J....

    I want to be able to write a song this energetic and good

  11. k.... v....

    Hellll yesss damn good song

  12. D.... N....

    Favorite

  13. M.... D....

    Best Merle song ever

  14. J.... L....

    One of my favorites from the days of KFAT RADIO.

  15. D.... K....

    God I love this song

  16. A.... S....

    If I were my wife Id run off with Merle.

  17. E.... B....

    2 minutes and 20 seconds is all it takes to deliver a great, and I mean great country song.

  18. C.... T....

    Home home home

  19. L.... V....

    Love this song. I so miss the Hag!

    L.... V....

    Lora Verbonitz same here

  20. P.... ....

    You got that right baby, don't need no "Friendly Henry's" warmin' up my bed.

  21. K.... R....

    ....you'd better be there alone...

  22. a.... a....

    the very best

  23. G.... B....

    Thanks Ranch Radio. Thank you very much.

    G.... B....

    You are very welcome.

    G.... B....

    but be true to ur  dj

  24. D.... D....

    One of my favourites. Thanks for posting.

    D.... D....

    your welcome

    D.... D....

    ur welcome

  25. l.... ....

    real country music

  26. P.... ....

    wind it up!

  27. d.... ....

    LOVE IT.Memories from childhood on AM radio back in the 70's south

    d.... ....

    @ddaydawg67 Glad you enjoyed it.

    d.... ....

    +Ranch Radio i owned a titty bar and a biker bar for years

  28. D.... H....

    thanks for posting this, & for the memories! my Grandfather sang this when i was a kid, & he's been gone 20yrs. when i leave my buddies often (45 miles away) to work on my hot rods i call my wife, & sing this to her. lol.

    D.... H....

    Those are great memories...glad you enjoyed the song.

  29. J.... ....

    Great tune. The sax riffs kill me when they come in. 

  30. a.... a....

    I COULD LISTEN TO THAT ALL DAY

  31. L.... S....

    I first heard this song on the jukebox in the cafe` of The Hub truckstop just off I-65 in Georgianna, Alabama about age 5... about 1975.  I had no clue what the meaning of the song was - especially the lines about Joe the Grinder and Friendly Henry's.  I just knew I liked it and sang it all the time.  The good stuff!!!

    L.... S....

    Yee-Haw!! Hurry up and get here--♡♡

    L.... S....

    Lance Stinson

  32. l.... a....

    I SURE LOVE THIS SONG