Biografía:
Richard Samet "Kinky" Friedman (born November 1, 1944) is an American Texas Country singer, songwriter, novelist, humorist, politician and former columnist for Texas Monthly who styles himself in the mold of popular American satirists Will Rogers and Mark Twain. He was one of two independent candidates in the 2006 election for the office of Governor of Texas. Receiving 12.6% of the vote, Friedman placed fourth in the six-person race.
Friedman was born in Chicago to Jewish parents, Dr.
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He was sitting up there for more than an hour
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Way up there on the Texas Tower
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Shooting from the twenty-seventh floor, yahoo
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He didn't choke or slash or slit them
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Not our Charles Joseph Whitman
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He wont be an architect no more
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Got up that morning calm and cool
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He picked up his guns and walked to school
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All the while he smiled so sweetly
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And it blew their minds completely
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They'd never seen an Eagle Scout so cruel
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Now wont you think for the shame and degradation
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For the schools administration?
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He put on such a bold and brassy show
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The Chancellor cried, "Its adolescent
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And of course its most unpleasant
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But I got to admit it was a lovely way to go"
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There was a rumor about a tumor
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Nestled at the base of his brain
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He was sitting up there with his .36 Magnum
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Laughing wildly as he bagged em
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Who are we to say the boys insane?
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Now Charlie was awful disappointed
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Else he thought he was anointed
D Em
To do a deed so lowdown and so mean
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The students looked up from their classes
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Had to stop and rub their glasses
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Who'd believe he'd once been a Marine
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Now Charlie made the honor roll with ease
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Most all of his grades was As and Bs
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A real rip snorting, trigger squeezer
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Charlie proved a big crowd pleaser
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Though he had been known to make a couple Cs
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Some were dying, some were weeping
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Some were studying, some were sleeping
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Some were shouting, Texas number one
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Some were running, some were falling
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Some were screaming, some were bawling
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Some thought the revolution had begun
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The doctors tore his poor brain down
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But not a snitch of illness could be found
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Most folks couldn't figure just-a why he did it
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And them that could would not admit it
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There's still a lot of Eagle Scouts around
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There was a rumor about a tumor
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Nestled at the base of his brain
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He was sitting up there with his .36 Magnum
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Laughing wildly as he bagged em
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Who are we to say the boys in?
D Em
Who are we to say the boys in?
D Em D
Who are we to say the boys insane?
D
He was sitting up there for more than an hour
G
Way up there on the Texas Tower
D Em
Shooting from the twenty-seventh floor, yahoo
D
He didn't choke or slash or slit them
G
Not our Charles Joseph Whitman
D Em D
He wont be an architect no more
G
Got up that morning calm and cool
D Em
He picked up his guns and walked to school
D
All the while he smiled so sweetly
G
And it blew their minds completely
D Em D
They'd never seen an Eagle Scout so cruel
D
Now wont you think for the shame and degradation
G
For the schools administration?
D Em
He put on such a bold and brassy show
D
The Chancellor cried, "Its adolescent
G
And of course its most unpleasant
D Em D
But I got to admit it was a lovely way to go"
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There was a rumor about a tumor
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Nestled at the base of his brain
D
He was sitting up there with his .36 Magnum
G
Laughing wildly as he bagged em
D Em D
Who are we to say the boys insane?
D
Now Charlie was awful disappointed
G
Else he thought he was anointed
D Em
To do a deed so lowdown and so mean
D
The students looked up from their classes
G
Had to stop and rub their glasses
D Em D
Who'd believe he'd once been a Marine
G D
Now Charlie made the honor roll with ease
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Most all of his grades was As and Bs
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A real rip snorting, trigger squeezer
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Charlie proved a big crowd pleaser
D Em D
Though he had been known to make a couple Cs
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Some were dying, some were weeping
G
Some were studying, some were sleeping
D Em
Some were shouting, Texas number one
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Some were running, some were falling
G
Some were screaming, some were bawling
D Em D
Some thought the revolution had begun
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The doctors tore his poor brain down
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But not a snitch of illness could be found
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Most folks couldn't figure just-a why he did it
G
And them that could would not admit it
D Em D
There's still a lot of Eagle Scouts around
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There was a rumor about a tumor
Em
Nestled at the base of his brain
D
He was sitting up there with his .36 Magnum
G
Laughing wildly as he bagged em
D Em
Who are we to say the boys in?
D Em
Who are we to say the boys in?
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Who are we to say the boys insane?
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