Welcome To The Machine *Pink Floyd Cover • Square Tube, Round Heart Mix • Eric Clayton Heard @thediscountcowboy

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Welcome To The Machine" Written By Pink Floyd. Cover Performed By Eric Clayton Heard, All Parts, 1.12.2013/1.13.2013, 6.pm. to 11.21.a.m. Animation By Aniboom. Lyrics in Description Below.

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
Where have you been? It's alright we know where you've been.
You've been in the pipeline, filling in time,
provided with toys and Scouting for Boys.
You bought a guitar to punish your ma,
And you didn't like school, and you know you're nobody's fool,
So welcome to the machine.
Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream.
You dreamed of a big star, he played a mean guitar,
He always ate in the Steak Bar. He loved to drive in his Jaguar.
So welcome to the machine

updated 13 years ago

Welcome To The Machine *Pink Floyd Cover • Square Tube, Round Heart Mix • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-01-14 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Welcome To The Machine" Written By Pink Floyd. Cover Performed By Eric Clayton Heard, All Parts, 1.12.2013/1.13.2013, 6.pm. to 11.21.a.m. Animation By Aniboom. Lyrics in Description Below.

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
Where have you been? It's alright we know where you've been.
You've been in the pipeline, filling in time,
provided with toys and Scouting for Boys.
You bought a guitar to punish your ma,
And you didn't like school, and you know you're nobody's fool,
So welcome to the machine.
Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream.
You dreamed of a big star, he played a mean guitar,
He always ate in the Steak Bar. He loved to drive in his Jaguar.
So welcome to the machine

Old Man, Neil Young Cover • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-06-15 | ...

Tiny Dancer *EJ Cover *All Angels Are Not Created Equal Mix • Eric Clayton Heard HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-05-19 | Tiny Dancer Written By, Elton John, with lyrics by, Bernie Taupin • Cover Performed & Produced By Eric Clayton Heard On 5.11/5.19.2013 • Lyrics In Description Below

"Tiny Dancer"

Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the band
Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand
And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand

Jesus freaks out in the street
Handing tickets out for God
Turning back she just laughs
The boulevard is not that bad

Piano man he makes his stand
In the auditorium
Looking on she sings the songs
The words she knows the tune she hums

But oh how it feels so real
Lying here with no one near
Only you and you can hear me
When I say softly slowly

Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today

Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today

Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the band
Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand
And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand

But oh how it feels so real
Lying here with no one near
Only you and you can hear me
When I say softly slowly

Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today

Hold me closer tiny dancer
Count the headlights on the highway
Lay me down in sheets of linen
You had a busy day today

Wish *NIN Cover/Remix *Final Wish/Mosh Step Version • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. & Mosh Pit 1080p

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-05-14 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576?ref=hl Wish, Written By (Billy's Oh So Good Pal), Trent Reznor • V.-1080p • A.-192k/5.1 Surround On Master File • Listen In 1080p For Full Moshing Enjoyment! Produced and Performed By Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard On 5.7./5.14/2013 • Video The Short Film, Dummy • Lyrics In Description Below

"Wish"

this is the first day of my last days

i built it up now i take it apart climbed up real high now fall down real far

no need for me to stay the last thing left i just threw it away
i put my faith in god and my trust in you now there's nothing more fucked up i could do

wish there was something real wish there was something true
wish there was something real in this world full of you

i'm the one without a soul i'm the one with this big fucking hole

no new tale to tell twenty-six years on my way to hell

gotta listen to your big time hard line bad luck fist fuck

don't think you're having all the fun

you know me i hate everyone

wish there was something real wish there was something true
wish there was something real in this world full of you
i want to but i can't turn back
but i want to

Maybe Im Amazed *Paul Cover *Katys Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-05-06 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576?ref=hl
Maybe I'm Amazed *Paul Cover *Katy's Mix (Of Course Written By Paul) • Produced & Performed By Eric Clayton Heard (All Parts) 5.3/5.6.2013 • Lyrics Below In Description

Baby, I'm amazed at the way you love me all the time,
and maybe I'm afraid of the way i leave you.

maybe I'm amazed at the way you pulled me out of time,
you hung me on the line.
maybe I'm amazed at the way I really need you.

baby, I'm a man, maybe I'm a lonely man
who's in the middle of something
that he doesn't really understand.

baby, I'm a man,
and maybe you're the only woman who could ever help me.
baby, won't you help me to understand?
ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh.

oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh.

baby, I'm a man, maybe I'm a lonely man
who's in the middle of something
that he doesn't really understand.

baby, I'm a man,
and maybe you're the only woman who could ever help me.
baby, won't you help me to understand?
ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh.

maybe I'm amazed at the way you're with me all the time,
maybe I'm afraid of the way I leave you.

maybe I'm amazed at the way you help me sing my song,
right me when I'm wrong-
maybe I'm amazed at the way i really need you.

The Last Temptation Of Bob *Zep Remix & Cover • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr & Mosh Pit • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-05-04 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576?ref=hl • Written By Zep • Cover Performed By Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard (all Parts) 5.1/5.3.2013

The Scientist *Cold Play Cover *Science & Logic Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-04-24 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576?ref=hl • The Scientist *Cold Play Cover *Science & Logic Mix • Produced & Performed By Eric Clayton Heard (All Parts) • Video: The Potion To Become Master Of The World • Lyrics In Description Below.

"The Scientist"

Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are
I had to find you, tell you I need you
Tell you I set you apart
Tell me your secrets, and ask me your questions
Oh let's go back to the start
Running in circles, coming up tails
Heads on a science apart

Nobody said it was easy
It's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be this hard
Oh, take me back to the start.

I was just guessing at numbers and figures
Pulling the puzzles apart
Questions of science, science and progress
Don't speak as loud as my heart
And tell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Oh and I rush to the start
Running in circles, chasing our tails
Coming back as we are

Nobody said it was easy
Oh it's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be so hard
I'm going back to the start

Ooooohhhhhhh [x4]

Those Shoes *Eagles Cover & Remix • World Economics Mix • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr.& Mosh Pit

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-04-21 | facebook.com/photo.php?v=508327172564219&set=vb.133943640002576&type=2&theater • Those Shoes *Written By The Eagles (& Billy's Pal Joe To the Best of My Knowledge) • Cover & Remix • Performed & Produced By Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard On 4.20.2013 (All Parts, Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass) • Lyrics In Description Below

Tell us what you're gonna do tonight, mama.
There must be someplace you can go
In the middle of the tall drinks and the drama,
there must be someone you know.

God knows, you're lookin' good enough,
but you're so smooth and the world's so rough.
You might have somethin' to loose.
Oh, no, pretty mama, what you gonna
do in those shoes?

Got those pretty little straps around your ankles
Got those shiny little chains around your heart.
You go to have your independence
but you don't know just where to start.

Desperation in the singles bars
an' all those jerkoffs in their fancy cars.
you can't believe your reviews.

Oh, no, you can't do that,
once you started wearin' those shoes

They're lookin' at you, leanin' on you
Tell you anything you want to hear
They give you tablets of love
They're waiting for you
got to score you
handy with a shovel and so sincere
Ooh, they got the kid glove

You just want someone to talk to
They just wanna get their hands on you
You get whatever you choose
Oh, no, you can't do that,
Once you started wearin' those shoes.

Waiting On A Friend *Stones Cover *Pauls Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-04-13 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Waiting On A Friend" Written By The Rolling Stones • Cover Produced & Performed (All Parts) By Eric Clayton Heard On 4.10/4.12 2013 Video Courtesy Of The Stones (Fred & Barney) & Billy's Good Pal, Ronny • Lyrics In Description Below

"Waiting On A Friend"

Watching girls go passing by
It ain't the latest thing
I'm just standing in a doorway
I'm just trying to make some sense
Out of these girls go passing by
The tales they tell of men
I'm not waiting on a lady
I'm just waiting on a friend

A smile relieves a heart that grieves
Remember what I said
I'm not waiting on a lady
I'm just waiting on a friend
I'm just waiting on a friend

Don't need a whore
I don't need no booze
Don't need a virgin priest
But I need someone I can cry to
I need someone to protect
Making love and breaking hearts
It is a game for youth
But I'm not waiting on a lady
I'm just waiting on a friend

Brass In Pocket *Pretenders Cover • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr & Mosh Pit • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-04-11 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Brass In Pocket Pretenders * Cover Performed & Produced (All Parts Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums) By Eric Clayton Heard on 4.11.2013 • Video: Title: Manika - Gift of Life - Director: AF Benaza • Lyrics In Description Below

"Brass In Pocket"

Got brass in pocket
Got bottle I'm gonna use it
Intention I feel inventive
Gonna make you, make you, make you notice

Got motion restrained emotion
Been driving detroit leaning
No reason just seems so pleasing
Gonna make you, make you, make you notice

[Chorus:]
Gonna use my arms
Gonna use my legs
Gonna use my style
Gonna use my sidestep
Gonna use my fingers
Gonna use my, my, my imagination

'Cause I gonna make you see
There's nobody else here
No one like me
I'm special so special
I gotta have some of your attention give it to me

Got rhythm I can't miss a beat
Got new skank it's so reet
Got something I'm winking at you
Gonna make you, make you, make you notice

[Chorus]

'Cause I gonna make you see
There's nobody else here
No one like me
I'm special, so special
I gotta have some of your attention
Give it to me
'Cause I gonna make you see
There's nobody else here
No one like me
I'm special, so special
I gotta have some of your attention

Give it to me

After The Gold Rush *Neil Young Cover *LIfted Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-04-05 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • After The Gold Rush Written By Neil Young • *Lifted Mix • Cover Performed By Eric Clayton Heard • Video, Lifted, By Pixar • Lyrics In Description Below.

"After The Goldrush"

Well, I dreamed I saw the knights
In armor coming,
Saying something about a queen.
There were peasants singing and
Drummers drumming
And the archer split the tree.
There was a fanfare blowing
To the sun
That was floating on the breeze.
Look at Mother Nature on the run
In the nineteen seventies.
Look at Mother Nature on the run
In the nineteen seventies.

I was lying in a burned out basement
With the full moon in my eyes.
I was hoping for replacement
When the sun burst thru the sky.
There was a band playing in my head
And I felt like getting high.
I was thinking about what a
Friend had said
I was hoping it was a lie.
Thinking about what a
Friend had said
I was hoping it was a lie.

Well, I dreamed I saw the silver
Space ships flying
In the yellow haze of the sun,
There were children crying
And colors flying
All around the chosen ones.
All in a dream, all in a dream
The loading had begun.
They were flying Mother Nature's
Silver seed to a new home in the sun.
Flying Mother Nature's
Silver seed to a new home.

40 *U2 Cover • Eric Clayton Heard • A Good Friday Mix • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-03-29 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "40" Written By U2. • Cover (All Parts) Performed & Produced By Eric Clayton Heard • Video "Girl & Robot" Lyrics In Description Below

(Sing this with me, this is 40)

I waited patiently for the Lord
He inclined and heard my cry
He lift me up out of the pit
Out of the mire and clay

I will sing, sing a new song
I will sing, sing a new song

How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long...how long...how long...
How long...to sing this song

He set my feet upon a rock
And made my footsteps firm
Many will see
Many will see and hear

I will sing, sing a new song
I will sing, sing a new song

(Sing it!)

How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long...how long...how long...
How long...to sing this song

Running To Stand Still *U2 Cover • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-01-28 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Running To Stand Still, Written By U2. Cover Performed By Eric Clayton Heard, All Parts, Vocals/Instruments, On 1.27.2013. Lyrics in Description Below.

And so she woke up
Woke up from where she was
Lying still
Said I gotta do something
About where we're going

Step on a steam train
Step out of the driving rain, maybe
Run from the darkness in the night
Singing ha, ah la la la de day
Ah da da da de day
Ah la la de day

Sweet the sin
Bitter taste in my mouth
I see seven towers
But I only see one way out

You got to cry without weeping
Talk without speaking
Scream without raising your voice

You know I took the poison
From the poison stream
Then I floated out of here
Singing ha la la la de day
Ha la la la de day
Ha la la de day

She runs through the streets
With eyes painted red
Under a black belly of cloud in the rain
In through a doorway she brings me
White gold and pearls stolen from the sea
She is raging
She is raging
And the storm blows up in her eyes
She will

Suffer the needle chill
She's running to stand

Still.

We Will Rock You *Queen Cover • Future Farmers Of America Mix • Kickarilla Cash & Mosh Pit

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-01-27 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "We Will Rock You" Written By Queen • Cover Performed By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. on 1.27.2013 • Produced by Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard. Lyrics in Description Below.

Buddy you're a boy make a big noise
Playin' in the street gonna be a big man some day
You got mud on yo' face
You big disgrace
Kickin' your can all over the place
Singin'

We will we will rock you
We will we will rock you

Buddy you're a young man hard man
Shoutin' in the street gonna take on the world some day
You got blood on yo' face
You big disgrace
Wavin' your banner all over the place

We will we will rock you
(Sing it!)
We will we will rock you

Buddy you're an old man poor man
Pleadin' with your eyes gonna make you some peace some day
You got mud on your face
You big disgrace
Somebody better put you back into your place

We will we will rock you
(Sing it!)
We will we will rock you

(Everybody)

We will we will rock you
We will we will rock you

(Alright)

Wish You Were Here *Pink Floyd Cover • Queen Anns Lace Mix • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2013-01-18 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Wish You Were Here" Written By Pink Floyd. Cover Performed & Produced By Eric Clayton Heard, All Parts On, 1.14.2013/1.17.2013. Animation By Aniboom.

So, so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell,
blue skies from pain.
Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail?
A smile from a veil?
Do you think you can tell?
And did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts?
Hot ashes for trees?
Hot air for a cool breeze?
Cold comfort for change?
And did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?
How I wish, how I wish you were here.
We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year,
Running over the same old ground.
What have we found? The same old fears.
Wish you were here.

Cant Find My Way Home *Cover • Billy Bob KickarIlla Cash Jr.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-12-27 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Blind Faith • Can't Find My Way Home • Cover • Performed By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. 12.26.2012 Produced By Eric Clayton Heard • Video, "The Lonely Bachelor." Directed By: Tony Varkey & Terrance Dominic

Can't Find My Way Home

Come down off your throne and leave your body alone
Somebody must change
You are the reason I've been waiting so long
Somebody holds the key
Well, I'm near the end and I just ain't got the time
And I'm wasted and I can't find my way home

Come down on your own and leave your body alone
Somebody must change
You are the reason I've been waiting all these years
Somebody holds the key
Well, I'm near the end and I just ain't got the time
And I'm wasted and I can't find my way home

Dont Let It Bring You Down *Neil Young Cover • Fleeting Ballet Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-12-03 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Don't Let It Bring You Down," Written By Neil Young • Cover Produced & Performed By Eric Clayton Heard on 12.3.2012. 12.01 a.m. to 9.27 a.m. • Lyrics In Description Below.

"Don't Let It Bring You Down"

Old man lying
by the side of the road
With the lorries rolling by,
Blue moon sinking
from the weight of the load
And the buildings scrape the sky,
Cold wind ripping
down the alley at dawn
And the morning paper flies,
Dead man lying
by the side of the road
With the daylight in his eyes.

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning,
Find someone who's turning
And you will come around.

Blind man running
through the light
of the night
With an answer in his hand,
Come on down
to the river of sight
And you can really understand,
Red lights flashing
through the window
in the rain,
Can you hear the sirens moan?
White cane lying
in a gutter in the lane,
If you're walking home alone.

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning,
Just find someone who's turning
And you will come around.

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning,
Just find someone who's turning
And you will come around.

Closer To The Heart *Cover • Presidential Mix • Eric Clayton Heard • Semi Orchestral • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-11-29 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "Closer To The Heart" Written By Rush • Cover Performed & Produced By Eric Clayton Heard, on, 1.17.2007 Drums/Bass, Guitar/Vocals Recorded on 11.6.2012 • Mixed/Mastered On 11.6.2012 • Lyrics In Description Below

And the men who hold high places
Must be the ones who start
To mold a new reality
Closer to the heart
Closer to the heart
The blacksmith and the artist
Reflect it in their art
They forge their creativity
Closer to the heart
Closer to the heart

Philosophers and plow men
Each must know his part
To sow a new mentality
Closer to the heart
Closer to the heart
You can be the captain
I will draw the chart
Sailing into destiny
Closer to the heart

Mummers Dance *Cover • Billys Magical Mix For Skip, An Ailing British Lad • Guitar/World Inst.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-11-25 | Watch in 720p for full magical (Skippy) audio enjoyment. ;) Mummers Dance Written By Loreena McKennitt. Cover Performed by, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Recorded, Mixed, Mastered on 11.23/11.24.2012. Produced by, Eric Clayton Heard. All instruments, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Sequencing By Cash Jr./Heard. Video, scenes from Legend, the Movie. Lyrics In Description Below.

"The Mummers' Dance"

When in the springtime of the year
When the trees are crowned with leaves
When the ash and oak, and the birch and yew
Are dressed in ribbons fair

When owls call the breathless moon
In the blue veil of the night
The shadows of the trees appear
Amidst the lantern light

We've been rambling all the night
And some time of this day
Now returning back again
We bring a garland gay

Who will go down to those shady groves
And summon the shadows there
And tie a ribbon on those sheltering arms
In the springtime of the year

The songs of birds seem to fill the wood
That when the fiddler plays
All their voices can be heard
Long past their woodland days

And so they linked their hands and danced
Round in circles and in rows
And so the journey of the night descends
When all the shades are gone

"A garland gay we bring you here
And at your door we stand
It is a sprout well budded out
The work of Our Lord's hand"

When The Levee Breaks • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. & Mosh Pit • Mayan Trance Mix • HD

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-11-13 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • When The Levee Breaks, Written By, Led Zeppelin. Cover Performed By, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. on 11.11.2012 • Produced By Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard • Recorded, Mixed & Mastered on 11.11.2012 • Video Edited From & Courtesy of The National Archives Footage • Lyrics In Description Below.

"When The Levee Breaks"

If it keeps on rainin', levee's goin' to break, [X2]
When The Levee Breaks I'll have no place to stay.

Mean old levee taught me to weep and moan, [X2]
Got what it takes to make a mountain man leave his home,
Oh, well, oh, well, oh, well.

Don't it make you feel bad
When you're tryin' to find your way home,
You don't know which way to go?
If you're goin' down South
They go no work to do,
If you don't know about Chicago.

Cryin' won't help you, prayin' won't do you no good,
Now, cryin' won't help you, prayin' won't do you no good,
When the levee breaks, mama, you got to move.

All last night sat on the levee and moaned, [X2]
Thinkin' about me baby and my happy home.
Going, going to Chicago... Going to Chicago... Sorry but I can't take you...
Going down... going down now... going down....

She Blinded Me With Science • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. & Mosh Pit • All Guitar Version

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-11-05 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • "She Blinded Me With Science" Written By Thomas Dolby. Cover Performed By: Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Produced By Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard on 11.1 to 11.3.2012. Video, Victoria's Secret Angels. Lyrics Below In Description.

It's poetry in motion
She turned her tender eyes to me
As deep as any ocean
As sweet as any harmony
Mmm - but she blinded me with science
"She blinded me with science!"
And failed me in biology

When I'm dancing close to her
"Blinding me with science - science!"
I can smell the chemicals
"Blinding me with science - science!"
"Science!"
"Science!"

Mmm - but it's poetry in motion
And when she turned her eyes to me
As deep as any ocean
As sweet as any harmony
Mmm - but she blinded me with science
And failed me in geometry

When she's dancing next to me
"Blinding me with science - science!"
"Science!"
I can hear machinery
"Blinding me with science - science!"
"Science!"

It's poetry in motion
And now she's making love to me
The spheres're in commotion
The elements in harmony
She blinded me with science
"She blinded me with science!"
And hit me with technology

"Good heavens Miss Sakamoto - you're beautiful!"
I -
I don't believe it!
There she goes again!
She's tidied up, and I can't find anything!
All my tubes and wires
And careful notes
And antiquated notions

But! - it's poetry in motion
And when she turned her eyes to me
As deep as any ocean
As sweet as any harmony
Mmm - but she blinded me with science
"She blinded me with - with science!"
She blinded me with -

Toxic • Britney Spears Cover • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. & Mosh Pit • All Guitar Version

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-11-03 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Toxic Written By: Britney Spears & Folks. Cover Performed By: Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. On 11.3.2012 • Eric Clayton (Mosh Pit) Heard, Producer. "They Say I Went Mad Some Years Ago Now!" Lyrics Below In Description.

"Toxic"

Baby, can't you see
I'm calling
A guy like you
Should wear a warning
It's dangerous
I'm fallin'

There's no escape
I can't wait
I need a hit
Baby, give me it
You're dangerous
I'm lovin' it

Too high
Can't come down
Losing my head
Spinning 'round and 'round
Do you feel me now

With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic I'm slipping under
With a taste of a poison paradise
I'm addicted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic

It's getting late
To give you up
I took a sip
From my devil's cup
Slowly
It's taking over me

Too high
Can't come down
It's in the air
And it's all around
Can you feel me now

With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic I'm slipping under
With a taste of a poison paradise
I'm addicted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic
And I love what you do
Don't you know that you're toxic

Don't you know that you're toxic

[x2]
With a taste of your lips
I'm on a ride
You're toxic I'm slipping under
With a taste of a poison paradise
I'm addicted to you
Don't you know that you're toxic

Intoxicate me now
With your lovin' now
I think I'm ready now
I think I'm ready now
Intoxicate me now
With your lovin' now
I think I'm ready now

Nobody Home • Pink Floyd Cover • Violet Obsession Mix • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-10-30 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Me, Building Walls Since 1963. Rate Comment & Subscribe ...To Billy Bob, that is • Thanks Rodge & Dave! Music Performed & Produced By: Eric Clayton Heard On 10.7.2012 Video From: Pink Floyd The Wall. Lyrics in description below.

I've got a little black book with my poems in.
Got a bag with a toothbrush and a comb in.
When I'm a good dog, they sometimes throw me a bone in.

I got elastic bands keepin my shoes on.
Got those swollen hand blues.
Got thirteen channels of shit on the T.V. to choose from.
I've got electric light.
And I've got second sight.
And amazing powers of observation.
And that is how I know
When I try to get through
On the telephone to you
There'll be nobody home.

I've got the obligatory Hendrix perm.
And the inevitable pinhole burns
All down the front of my favorite satin shirt.
I've got nicotine stains on my fingers.
I've got a silver spoon on a chain.
I've got a grand piano to prop up my mortal remains.

I've got wild staring eyes.
And I've got a strong urge to fly.
But I got nowhere to fly to.
Ooooh, Babe when I pick up the phone

Something I can Never Have • Trent • Nin • Cover • Eric Clayton Heard

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-10-15 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Something I Can Never Have, Written By: Billy Bob's, (oh so good pal), Trent Reznor • Audio & Video Performed & Produced By: Eric Clayton Heard on 10.14.2012 Lyrics in description below.

I still recall the taste of your tears
Echoing your voice just like the ringing in my ears
My favorite dreams of you still wash ashore
Scraping through my head 'til I don't want to sleep anymore

You make this all go away
You make this all go away
I just want something
I just want something I can never have

You always were the one to show me how
Back then I couldn't do the things that I can do now
This thing is slowly taking me apart
Grey would be the color if I had a heart

Come on tell me
You make this all go away
You make this all go away
I'm down to just one thing
And I'm starting to scare myself
You make this all go away
You make this all go away
I just want something
I just want something I can never have

In this place it seems like such a shame
Though it all looks different now
I know it's still the same
Everywhere I look you're all I see
Just a fading reminder of who I used to be

Come on tell me
You make this all go away
You make this all go away
I'm down to just one thing
And I'm starting to scare myself
You make this all go away
You make this all go away
I just want something
I just want something I can never have
I just want something I can never have

Levon (Elton John Cover) • Cash On Keys • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Country Blues

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-10-01 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Levon, Written By, Elton John, Bernie Taupin. • Cover Producer, Eric Clayton Heard. All Parts Performed & Recorded By Billy Bob. Lyrics In Description Below.

Levon wears his war wound like a crown
He calls his child Jesus
'Cause he likes the name
And he sends him to the finest school in town

Levon, Levon likes his money
He makes a lot they say
Spend his days counting
In a garage by the motorway

He was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas day
When the New York Times said God is dead
And the war's begun
Alvin Tostig has a son today

And he shall be Levon
And he shall be a good man
And he shall be Levon
In tradition with the family plan
And he shall be Levon
And he shall be a good man
He shall be Levon

Levon sells cartoon balloons in town
His family business thrives
Jesus blows up balloons all day
Sits on the porch swing watching them fly

And Jesus, he wants to go to Venus
Leaving Levon far behind
Take a balloon and go sailing
While Levon, Levon slowly dies

Red Hill Mining Town • U2 Cover • Eric Clayton Heard • Daithi In Dublin (By Request) Mix

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-09-18 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 • Red Hill Mining Town (Cover) Written By U2 • Audio & Video Produced By: Eric Clayton Heard • Video Shot By: Daithi In Dublin (By Request) Mix. Lyrics in description below. Recorded, Mixed & Mastered By: Eric Clayton Heard On: 9.17.2012/9.18.2012, from 9.03 p.m. to 5.37 a.m. Video Edited From 5.37 to 9.17 a.m..

From father to son
The blood runs thin
Oooh....see faces frozen still
Against the wind
The seam is split
The coal face cracked
The lines are long
There's no going back
Through hands of steel
And heart of stone
Our labour day
Has come and gone

Yeah, you leave me holding on
In Red Hill Town
See lights go down

I'm hangin' on
You're all that's left to hold on to
I'm still waiting
I'm hangin' on
You're all that's left to hold on to

The glass is cut
The bottle run dry
Our love runs cold
In the caverns of the night
We're wounded by fear
Injured in doubt
I can lose myself
You I can't live without

Yeah, you keep me holding on
In Red Hill Town
See the lights go down on
I'm hanging on
You're all that's left to hold on to
I'm still waiting
Hanging on
You're all that's left to hold on to
On to...

We'll scorch the earth
Set fire to the sky
We stoop so low
To reach so high
A link is lost
The chain undone
We wait all day
For night to come
And it comes
Like a hunter child

I'm hanging on
You're all that's left to hold on to
I'm still waiting
I'm hanging on
You're all that's left to hold on to

Love
Slowly stripped away
Love
Has seen its better day

Hanging on
Lights go out on Red Hill
Lights go down on Red Hill
Lights go down on Red Hill Town

Heart Of Gold (Cover) • The Junkie & The Preacher Mix. Kickarilla Cash • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-09-10 | "Heart Of Gold" Written By: Neil Young • Instruments/Vocals, Audio Video By, Billy Bob. Produced By: Eric Clayton Heard facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 •

Im On Fire, A Cowboys Remembrance, Meas Mix • Eric Clayton Heard Commentary/Alt. Mix Song/Video

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-08-29 | More of Mea's Story & A Slicker Version Of The Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. Video That She Is Featured In. Links.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYDCeCDH5p0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyrq2h-wtVU&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B9qMwRep6o&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBBr9MnsejI&list=HL1346276177&feature=mh_lolz • Girl in video: Maria Christine Maiolo, commented on your link. Maria wrote: "OMG. Dreams do come true! Love the whole f n video! Ur voice brings a smile to my lonely world!
Definition of REMEMBRANCE

1
: the state of bearing in mind
2
a : the ability to remember : memory
b : the period over which one's memory extends
3
: an act of recalling to mind
4
: a memory of a person, thing, or event
5
a : something that serves to keep in or bring to mind : reminder
b : commemoration, memorial
c : a greeting or gift recalling or expressing friendship or affection

Im On Fire (The Boss Cover, Cowboy Style) • Kickarilla Cash Lit & Unplugged • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-08-29 | I'm On Fire, Written By: Bruce Springsteen. Girl in video: Maria Christine Maiolo, commented on your link. Maria wrote: "OMG. Dreams do come true! Love the whole f n video! Ur voice brings a smile to my lonely world!" A link To More Mea Material here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIeWdMKL-6Q&feature=plcp The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Cash, Riots of 69" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Roads • Portis Head Cover • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-08-07 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 All Audio/Video Performances by: Billy Bob. Except Cellos/Grand Piano, by: Side Show Bob. Producer: Eric Clayton Heard. Lyrics below in description. "Roads" Written by our pals in Portis Head. Side Show Bob, Wishes To Thank, Trent Reznor, Billy Bob, Thanks No One.

"Roads"

Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say

How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong

Storm.. in the morning light
I feel
No more can I stay
Frozen to myself

I got nobody on my side
And surely that ain't right
And surely that ain't right

Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say

How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong

[INSTRUMENTAL]

How can it feel, this wrong
This moment
How can it feel, this wrong

Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say

How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong

Angel (Cowboy Style) • Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-28 | In The Arms Of The Angel, Written by Sarah McLachlan, Piano, Vocals & Mix by Billy Bob. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Cash, Riots of 69" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Wishing Well • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Written By Billy Bob/Side Show Cash)

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-25 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 Wishing Well • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Written By Billy Bob/Side Show Cash With Eric Clayton Heard/Producer) Wising Well, Lyrics Below In Description.

Danny's eyes said he's gone away
they found his body on the road next day
every crossroad has a price to pay

Its a long long way to heaven
when you've been through hell
and it feels like I am drowning
in a wishing well

I took a drive to get some cigarettes
its been three years now and I an't
stopped yet
I'm hopin that I don't need a light
but somethings gotta get me
through the night

Its a long long way to heaven
when you've been through hell
and it feels like I am drowning
in a wishing well

Thinking back on the things you said
I realize now I must of lost my head
but every day now I can clearly see
in this world you'll be what you will be

Its a long long way to heaven
when you've been through hell
and it feels like I am drowning
in a wishing well

(Play the blues for me)
Blues Guitar Interlude

I hit the streets to find my self a fix
the city life and I know all the tricks
but one thing that has never left my mind
the only thing we have here is the time

its a long long way to heaven
when you've been through hell
and it feels like I am drowning
in a wishing well

Written by Eric Clayton Heard ©1992

Have A Drink On Your Highway To Hell • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-21 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 HIghway To Hell/Have A Drink On Me, Written By: AC DC. All Parts Performed By Billy Bob, Musical & Otherwise. Audio Recording, Mixing, Mastering & Video Shot/Edited By Billy Bob Too (cause as usual no one wants to get invloved), Except For The Mel Parts -they were shot by those guys down under. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Cash, Riots of 69" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Cowboy Box • (Portis Head Cover) • Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-16 | The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Riots of 69" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Pigs On The Wing • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-16 | For Poke. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Only Women • (One For Mom) • Sung Country Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-14 | Written By Alice Cooper. Music & Vocals Performed By: Billy Bob. Video Shot/Edited By: Billy Bob. Lyrics Below In Description. Produced By Eric Clayton Heard

Only Women

A man's got his woman to take his seed
He's got the power - oh
She's got the need
She spends her life through
pleasing up her man
She feeds him dinner or
anything she can

She cries alone at night too often
He smokes and drinks and don't come home at all

Only women bleed

Man makes your hair gray
He's your life's mistake
All you're really lookin' for is an even break

He lies right at you
You know you hate this game
He slaps you once in a while and you live and love in pain

She cries alone at night too often
He smokes and drinks and don't come home at all

Only women bleed

Black eyes all of the time
Don't spend a dime
Clean up this grime
And you there down on your knees
begging me please come
Come Watch me bleed

Only women bleed
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The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Whole Lotta Love/Bob • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. & Friends • Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-10 | facebook.com/pages/The-Official-Billy-Bob-Kickarilla-Cash-Jr-Mosh-Pit-Site/133943640002576 All Parts Played By, Billy Bob, Musical and Otherwise. Video Shot/Edited By Billy Bob. Audio Recorded, Mixed & Mastered By (you guessed it) Billy Bob. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Staff Writer -defunct hillbilly magazine

Peace In The Valley • Alabama 3 (Old Skool Country Style) • Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-07-08 | Alabama 3 • The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Billy Bob, Explains The Arena, Star Trek Episode To Side Show Bob, In HD, Why I dont Know.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-23 | Bio Below in description. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./A.K.A Boreekus, Cow (c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew his name. Following the highly publicized (Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Riots") debacle he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic not insomuch in its courage but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

(County Court) Docket Queen • Kickarilla Cash • The Early Years

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-23 | (County Court) "Docket Queen" Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./Boreekus, Country Rehab Idol -Lyrics Below

If I say she won't beat anyone
I can't say these things to you
she can turn on anyone
that's what she's going to do
I've got a gal like a razor
a cheap redneck wife
and I can do her favors
But then she'll do whatever she likes
Chorus
Judge Here I am
With your docket queen
you might be a little dumb
your honor for her lettin' her leave
judge here I am
with your docket queen
It might be too much bail
Judge please no letting her leave
Verse
I've seen everything imaginable
tossed before these eyes
Been hit by everything that's tangible
your honor you'd be surprised
I'm a beaten down innuendo
in this burned out trailer park
if you turn her out on any day
You better turn her out in the dark
Chorus
Judge Here I am
With your docket queen (oh yeah)
you might be a little dumb
your honor for her lettin' her leave
here I am
with your docket queen
it's too much bail
your honor no letting her leave
(2nd Chorus)
I see her in jail'
in jail on her own
It's such a lovely place for her
For her to be
If she needs a shoulder
Or if she needs a friend
I'll keep on running
Until the bitter end
No one needs the sorrow
No one needs the pain
I like to see her
Walking out there
Out in the rain
So don't chastise me
Or think I mean her no harm
Of those that take you
Leave you strung out
Much too far
Baby-yeah
(Final Tag) Judge Don't ever leave me
Say you'll always be there
All I ever wanted
Was for you
To know I'm in fear

Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized (angry flower children riot) debacle he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

The Kickarilla Zone/Twilight Zone Parody - That string deal they sell at Walmart to keep glasses on.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-21 | (Seems like they don't have razors in the future too) In this episode the discount cowboy of the apocalypse proves, its the little things, that matter. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./A.K.A Boreekus, Cow (c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew his name. Following the highly publicized (Flower Children Hate Kickarilla Riots") debacle he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic not insomuch in its courage but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Work (Nin/Cash, Hurt Parody) Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./Boreekus, Songs From The RV

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-19 | Some things really do hurt! "Work" Bio and Lyrics Below in Description
.-"Work"-
I worked myself today
To see if I still feel
That workin' is a pain
The only thing that's real
The pay check tears a hole
The old familiar sting
Try to save it all away
But I will spend everything

What have I become?
My working friend
Everyone I know
Works away in the end
And You could have it all
My perspired shirts
I will let you down
I will make you work

I wear this crown of rent
In the landlords yard
Full of broken cars
I cannot repair
Beneath the stains of tide
Those dealings disappear
You are somewhere else
And I am still at work

What have I become?
My working friend
Everyone I know
Works away in the end
And You could have it all
My perspired shirts
I will let you down
I will make you work

If I could start again
A million miles away
I would find a way
I would never work

The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow(c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized (angry flower children riot) debacle he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic not insomuch in its courage but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

-Staff Writer "defunct hillbilly magazine"

The Only Erection The Only Exception Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr Cow (c)Rap Pioneer

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-19 | The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow(c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

The Only Exception (Old Skool Country Style) Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./Boreekus

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-19 | The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow ©Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-19 | The straight up lyrics was not so funny, but so true too, especially compared to Ol' BBK Cash's J's Life, so there ya' go, I sang em'. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow(c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

If It Makes You Happy, Country Cover, (Truck Song) Sung By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./Boreekus

Damn It Feels Good To Be A Rancher (Geto Cowboys) Mix Raped By Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr.

Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr. (Boreekus) 2012-06-19 | This Song Back By (semi) popular demand. The Discount Cowboy/Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr., Cow(c)Rap genre Inventor & Pioneer. Biography: No one really knows where, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, came from. Legend has it he hails from the Badlands of the American West. Others say his Momma did time in a Louisiana prison (after an unfortunate and drunken Garden tractor and dynamite fishing incident); and it was into this penal maelstrom that Billy Bob was born.

What we do know is his legendary hit tune from 1967 entitled "Folks I Believe In This War" made him an American icon, until later in the era, as the war lost public support he was widely ridiculed by all who knew the name. Following the highly publicized "Flower children hate Kickarilla riot" debacle, he simply vanished for several years.

Kickarilla Cash reappeared on the public stage in the mid-70s. When during the CMA awards in a controversial move Billy Bob snatched the microphone from Conway Twitty during Twitty's acceptance speech and proceeded to go on a 37 min. televised rant. Rumors ran rampant in the press that he was heavily intoxicated at the time. After this very public fiasco, Kickarilla Cash, disappeared from the limelight again, not to be heard from publicly for some 25 years. During his time out of the public eye, rumors circulated of his many stints in rehab and of his sometimes bizarre behavior. Suffering from a long time Heroin, Jim Beam, Glue and Blender addiction, Billy Bob had become a shell of a man barely living off of his meager royalties from his solitary 1967 hit single. Some had ruled him out as a "one-hit wonder," however, Kickarilla Cash, would not leave the music scene quietly.

In 1995 Kickarilla Cash Jr. Made a triumphant, but brief return, riding the crest of the hip-hop craze with his hit single "Shaky Maky Hard." In this era, he is also credited as being the inventor of the musical style "Cow (c)Rap" and in turn the phrase was born into the public lexicon. Kickarilla Cash is considered the father, inventor and originator of the genre now commonly known as "Cow (c)Rap."

Highly reclusive, Billy Bob, pulled another disappearing act until the year 2012. It was widely rumored, he spent some time in Tijuana, battling his old demons during this time, although, Many questioned the wisdom of this geographic maneuver. He was quoted as saying at the time of his reappearance publicly "I hope those God d**n Mayans are right and the whole s**t house goes up in flames this year." Also in 2012 during a trip to Walmart, Kickarilla Cash, discovered the laptop and the WebCam; unaware of the previous decade's advancements in technology and having only a third-grade education, to him these devices seemed like miracles. Miracles sent from heaven to assist in the resurrection of his now, nonexistent musical career. His budget being way too tight to make recordings that could compete with his earlier material, Walmart mercifully inducted "Kickarilla Cash Junior" into its "fallen and bankrupt, country superstar program" and loaned him the now legendary laptop and WebCam. During an impromptu interview on Monday night football, Kickarilla Cash, was quoted as saying "sound quality don't matter all that much, I'll let my raw talent speak for it's self, you boys gonna' eat them nachos?" And thus began the current incarnation of one, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, legendary innovator, inventor of the genre "Cow (c)Rap," American treasure and a once broken man, determined with only the most basic tools to reinvent himself, once again, in the public eye.

Clinically dead on seven occasions and totally dead in the music industry twice, Kickarilla Cash, now mounts an epic comeback attempt, an attempt that is epic, not insomuch in its courage, but in its illadvised nature. As one long time Kickarilla Cash fan said "I hate the bastard but their are usually skanks at his shows!" May God bless and long live, Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Junior, inventor, innovator and pioneer in the lowfidelity Cow (c)Rap genre.

Cow Parts (Hole Doll Parts, Parody) Sung by Billy Bob Kickarilla Cash Jr./Boreekus