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"The Ballad of John Homer"
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Song Information
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"The Ballad of John Homer" is a song by Kevin Michael Richardson about Homer.
Lyrics[edit]
- Well, Homer pulled a lot of sodas,
- Because he hated that machine.
- He got confused, thought it was gonna take his job.
- So Homer was a soda-pouring man, Lord, Lord.
- Oh, Homer was a soda-pouring man.
- He did not make his point,
- And his sodas were warm and flat.
- So Homer was a soda-pouring man, Lord, Lord.
- Soda-pouring's not a real thing.
- No, sir.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
"The Ballad of John Homer" is a reference to John Henry, an African American folk hero.
